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Aussie Teens - Good e-Reader

Australian teens would sooner flick through the pages of a physical novel than listen to an audiobook or read on their phone or tablet.

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Australian teen literary habits revealed by new Deakin University research

Deakin University surveyed high school students and teen literary habits to understand reading preferences, with the goal of increasing teen readership.

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Hayley felt isolated every day A book club changed everything

As TikTok and viral book reviews spark an increase in young people reading, in-person book clubs are creating connections and reducing loneliness.

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BookTok explained: What is BookTok and how is it impacting the New York Times best sellers list?

Booktok is a trend on the app, where users share their favourite books, tropes and authors with over 107 mi.

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