#literacy

Is reading the same book for 100 hours better than reading 100 different books once?

Does reading a book on a phone really count as reading, or is it just screen time in disguise?

Are audiobooks truly “reading,” or just a lazy shortcut for people who don’t actually like books?

Are libraries still relevant in the age of e-books and audiobooks?

Is digital reading actually making us less savvy with real dictionaries?

Is "skimming" a valid reading strategy, or is it destroying our ability to understand books?

Is the traditional dictionary still relevant in the age of instant online searches?

Is reading purely for pleasure just a waste of time when you could be studying language?

Are audiobooks and e-readers cheating real reading, or are purists just clinging to nostalgia?

Should libraries offer AI reading assistants by 2026?

Do audiobooks really count as reading, or is that just a lazy excuse?