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A little wonder, every day

Many readers choose bedtime

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a person reading a book; used as contextual imagery, not as survey evidence. Original: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Person_reading_a_book.jpg. Photographer Christopher Michel; CC BY 2.0. Required attribution: “Christopher Michel, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.” No edits.

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In 2020, 81% of participants in the Scottish Book Trust reading panel named before bed as one of their most popular times to read; 36% named lunchtime. The panel was a voluntary group of avid readers in Scotland during lockdown, not a representative survey of all readers, so the result describes that panel specifically.