The Road to Reading: Change Your Life 30 Minutes at a Time

by thesleepyreader
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A little reading can go a long way. That’s the message of World Book Night, an annual celebration of the joy and importance of reading. This year, World Book Night invites you to join the Road to Reading, a national reading initiative that aims to transform lives through the power of books.

The Road to Reading is a pledge to read every week, even if it’s just for 30 minutes. The goal is to encourage people to make reading a regular part of their lives, and to discover the many benefits that reading can bring.

Signing up to the Road to Reading is easy. Each week, you’ll receive advice, reading recommendations, and more, all designed to help you on your reading journey. Your progress will also be part of a national reading research project, helping to transform the lives of people across the UK.

But what counts as reading? According to the Road to Reading, anything that involves engaging with words on a page or screen counts as reading. This can include short stories, audiobooks, graphic novels, or even recipe books.

According to research, adults who read for just 30 minutes a week are:

  • 20% more likely to report greater life satisfaction.
  • 18% more likely to have higher self-esteem.
  • 52% more likely to feel socially included and 37% more likely to get greater pleasure out of their social life.

The Road to Reading officially kicks off on April 23, so sign up today and start your reading journey. You’ll be provided with a road map to track your progress, as well as access to a wealth of resources and support.

In conclusion, the Road to Reading is a fantastic initiative that encourages people to make reading a regular part of their lives. By pledging to read for just 30 minutes a week, you can discover the many benefits of reading, connect with others, and transform your life. So why not sign up today and join the Road to Reading?

To sign up visit Get on the Road to Reading | News | World Book Night

Happy reading!

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