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Encouraging TV Viewers to Read
With the growing decline in TV viewers and reading for leisure, this is a great way for the producers and ABC to promote the show and encourage reading at the same time. While it has yet to be seen how successful the book club will be, it is a noble attempt to introduce some great works of literature to those who might not search out these books on their own.www.freecouponsbuzz.com
You get used to reading books while in school, college and even post graduation. Once you are out of school and join the rat race of competition and making a living you tend to forget that you were once a voracious reader and loved books the most. Once you have made some thing out of your life and settled to a comfortable life to read the thought reoccurs. You crave to get hold of a good book to read (or even take to bed with you.) and you realize that you are miles away from your literate friends and do not have access to any library, or a book store or informative publications like New York Times Book Review. You have no way of knowing which book to read and which to get from where.
