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Morning Mail: Pfizer supplies to falter, the case for net-zero, sex-shy pandas

Morning Mail: Pfizer supplies to falter, the case for net-zero, sex-shy pandas
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Morning mail: Australia-US ties strengthen, Labor captain s pick controversy, pandemic photography |

Morning mail: Australia-US ties strengthen, Labor captain s pick controversy, pandemic photography |
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The most borrowed library books in Australia and New Zealand during the pandemic in 2020

Advertisement Australian readers found a surprising source of solace during the pandemic, with novels that thrilled making up almost half of the 20 most borrowed books in the past year â and Jane Harperâs latest The Australian writerâs The Lost Man also came in at number five on the Civica Libraries Index, which is released by the Australian Library and Information Association (ALIA) and is based on 34 million loans across more than 100 libraries in Australia and New Zealand. Jane Harperâs The Survivors was the most popular book at Australian and New Zealand libraries in 2020. Credit:Eugene Hyland Michelle Obamaâs memoir

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Lapsed bookworm? How you can get back into the habit of reading

Lapsed bookworm? How you can get back into the habit of reading We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement Are you reluctant to curl up with a good book? Were you once an avid reader, but you’ve lost the habit? Is there always something more important to do, or more TV series to binge watch, or more social media to scroll? You are not alone. A UK study in 2015 revealed that almost a third of the population, about 16 million people, were lapsed readers. They had not read since leaving formal education, or because their reading habits had been interrupted by illness or a major life event, such as having a child. Nearly half said that lack of time was the reason they didn’t read, or didn’t read more frequently. We can assume similar figures for Australia.

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