Since being in college, I have become more interested in reading outside of school, thanks to discovering new writers and being inspired to read by others. I enjoy speaking to other young Black women about books because they usually have the best recommendations, but I'm interested to know how they have grown their relationship with reading, or how its changed.
Prior to college, I didn’t read much on my own, and while my reading habits have improved, I could still be doing more. I think asking other Black readers how they have improved or what keeps them interested would be helpful, not only for me but also for others. Black women readers read an array of authors and genres, so I think it would be fascinating to understand how those factors shape their reading.
Personally, I think a sense of community has shaped me into the reader I am, but do other Black women readers feel the same? Surely, there is someone who reads for different reasons, and that's why I'm interested in learning more.
Everyone has a different relationship with reading, and as someone actively working to improve my approach, I think speaking with Black women readers would help me make those improvements.
Prior to college, I didn’t read much on my own, and while my reading habits have improved, I could still be doing more. I think asking other Black readers how they have improved or what keeps them interested would be helpful, not only for me but also for others. Black women readers read an array of authors and genres, so I think it would be fascinating to understand how those factors shape their reading.
Personally, I think a sense of community has shaped me into the reader I am, but do other Black women readers feel the same? Surely, there is someone who reads for different reasons, and that's why I'm interested in learning more.
Everyone has a different relationship with reading, and as someone actively working to improve my approach, I think speaking with Black women readers would help me make those improvements.
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