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Book Lovers, Rejoice! The Physical Bookstore Comeback Is Real
Here’s some encouraging news for readers: physical bookstore is thriving. After nearly two decades of closures and hand-wringing about the death of print, books and the stores that sell them are staging a remarkable comeback. Barnes & Noble opened 57 new locations in 2024, more new physical bookstores in a single year than the company had opened in the entire…
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Remembering Dolly Parton: A Legacy of Love, Books and Imagination
The world is saying goodbye to Dolly Parton. The legendary singer, songwriter, storyteller and philanthropist sadly died on the 25th August 2026, aged 80. Dolly Parton is leaving behind a remarkable legacy of music, generosity and love. While she will wholeheartedly be remembered for her incredible music and acting career – and not to forget her witty and authentic personality – but there is also…
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Reading Is an Investment in Well-Being
Reading is good for you. That’s not just an opinion—it’s the consensus of a growing number of researchers who see reading as not only vital to our ability to learn new things, but also important for our overall state of mind. There’s something to be said about the feel of paper—the physical, tactile experience of holding a book and turning…
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Celebrate National Book Month with the Power of Paper
October is not just about autumn colors and pumpkin-spiced everything; it’s also National Book Month! This month, we celebrate the joy of reading and appreciate the tangible magic brought by printed books. Let’s take a closer look at how our love for reading can align with environmental sustainability, inspired by the Love Paper Campaign. The Love Paper…
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5 Ways to Fall Back in Love with Reading
There is something truly special about the power of words. They inform, inspire, and connect us. Yet we sometimes let the busyness of everyday life be a thief of our personal time. It’s easy to let the simple joy of holding a book, turning its pages, and getting lost in reading a story slip away.…
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Paper Libraries; Why the Library Remains Important in the Digital Age
In an era dominated by screens, streaming, and instant downloads, the idea of walking into a paper library and borrowing a physical book may sound almost quaint. Yet across the world, these spaces are quietly thriving while offering something no digital substitute can quite replicate. The Lasting Value of Print Reading When we talk about…
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Rediscovering the Joys of Paper in a Digital World
Contribution by Ellie Ireland Today, it seems as though screens dominate almost every aspect of life, from work emails to bedtime scrolling. So, it’s no surprise that more people are beginning to crave the calm, tactile experience of paper. With the rise of digital fatigue, a growing number of us are putting down the devices and…
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Why Generation Z Prefers Print Books
Young People Are Driving the Comeback of Print Books — and Shaping the Future of Reading In the ongoing debate between print books and e-readers, it turns out that paper is winning—and Gen Z is leading the charge. Contrary to the belief that today’s young adults are glued to their screens, recent research shows that…
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Books Offer the Best Form of Escapism
More Americans Are Escaping Into Books This Summer—Even More Than Social Media or Movies As summer kicks off, more people in the U.S. are turning to books for comfort and escape—choosing pages over screens in many cases. Recent research shows that reading remains one of the top ways Americans relax, coming in just behind watching…
