Introduction Subvocalization—the habit of silently pronouncing each word as you read it—is often cited as a barrier to reading speed. While some speed-reading methods advocate eliminating subvocalization entirely, there’s another approach: training your brain to subvocalize faster. One effective way…
Blind Date with a Book Themes: Add A Dash of Mystery to Your Reading Experience The idea of a blind date conjures up a mix of excitement, mystery, and a dash of vulnerability. You never know what you’re going to…
Intro Do you love the idea of snuggling up with a thriller as leaves fall around you, or would you prefer a breezy beach read to go with the summer sun? Seasons can evoke particular moods and emotions, and so…
Introduction New beginnings are often met with a mixture of excitement and apprehension. Whether you’re starting a new job, moving to a new city, or entering a new phase of life, the prospect of something new can be both invigorating…
A continuation from If Books Could Date: The Most Incompatible Literary Couples [Vol. 1]. 6. Harry Potter (Harry Potter series) and Lisbeth Salander (The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo) Harry is the epitome of the heroic and moral young wizard,…
We’ve all read about the romances of the ages—Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy, Rhett and Scarlett, Ron and Hermione. But what would happen if characters from different universes and genres were thrown together into the daunting world of dating? Trust us,…
Introduction Starting a book club can be a rewarding experience that not only allows you to enjoy literature but also creates a sense of community. If you’re passionate about books and want to share that love with others, starting a…