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Gen Z Turns to Physical Books and Libraries

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Gen Z Turns to Physical Books and Libraries

Feb 09 2024

They have killed skinny jeans and continue to shame millennials for having side partings in their hair. They think using the crying tears emoji to express laughter is embarrassing. But now comes a surprising gen Z plot twist. One habit that those born between 1997 and 2012 are keen to endorse is reading – and it’s physical books rather than digital that they are thumbing...

Source: The Guardian

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