NYC ranks at top of cities who love to read
Lawn Love has announced its list of the best cities for book lovers — and some may seem unusual.
Source: nypost.com
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Are Reading Parties the New Wellness Activity for Creative Leaders?
A designated time and place to read in communion with others could be a valuable tool for creative leaders working to mitigate burnout.
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Source: rollingstone.com
An hour of silence connects book-loving Missoula residents
Hush Hour Missoula is a new event created by a local book club that encourages people to enjoy reading while interacting with the community.
Source: krtv.com
An hour of silence connects book-loving Missoula residents
Hush Hour Missoula is a new event created by a local book club that encourages people to enjoy reading while interacting with the community.
Source: kpax.com
Why strangers are meeting up on the quiet in New York bars
Driven by TikTok, young Americans have started doing something that may surprise you. Will Pavia joins in
Source: thetimes.co.uk
Books and looks: gen Z is 'rediscovering' the public library | Libraries
Young people are using the hallowed institutions at higher rates than older generations. And they’re not just there to read
Source: theguardian.com
NYC singles are finding love at an unlikely place: Reading Rhythms book parties
Reading Rhythms is "not a book club" but "a reading party" where about 60 to 80 bookworms gather to read, make new friends and even fall in love.
Source: nypost.com
My Evening at Reading Rhythms, a Party for Bookish Introverts
Reading Rhythms bills itself as a series of “reading parties,” where guests read silently for an hour and chat with strangers about the books they brought. (Just don’t call it a book club.)
Source: nytimes.com