Americans say nostalgia drives them to reread favorite books | AI News Digest
A recent survey reveals that Americans often reread their favorite books, with the average reader having revisited their top title six times and planning to do so seven more times. The study highlights the emotional comfort and nostalgia associated with this practice, particularly among Gen Z, who are the most likely to engage in nostalgic reading. Key reasons for rereading include a desire to reconnect with beloved characters and settings. The survey also indicates that printed books remain the preferred format for most readers, who appreciate the tactile experience and the sense of familiarity they provide. Overall, the findings underscore the significant role of nostalgia in reading habits across generations.
