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2020 has been a strange year for obvious reasons. How did coronavirus change you reading habit? In our new infographic, we explored world reading habits in 2020 from all angles. Check it out: https://geediting.com/world-reading-habits-2020/

The power of music.

"When your career relies mostly on your creativity, you can't afford to run out of ideas." Want to deep dive into creativity? Check out The Expert Editor's newest infographic: https://experteditor.com.au/blog/unleashing-creativity/

It’s not just successful business people who read a lotthere are many celebrity bookworms too. You might be surprised at what they're reading. Check out our infographic of 20 celebrity bookworms and what they like to read. https://geediting.com/bookshelves-of-celebrities-infograph/

Stay home Stay safe Save lives

"Here are some of the mental health practices to make sure to keep doingor begin doing, for some of usduring the lockdown period." https://www.forbes.com//9-mental-health-practices-to-mai/

Today is Science Fiction Day! Check out the infographic we created featuring the 16 best science fiction books of all time. Enjoy! https://geediting.com/16-best-science-fiction-books-of-all/

Is reading a book a burdensome task that takes up a lot of your time? Here's an article from Medium that can help you enjoy reading books! https://medium.com//how-to-enjoy-reading-books-2d10d13905c7

Punctuation matters!

It's Banned Books Week. In the spirit that people should be able to read whatever they want, we created a map that shows nearly 50 countries with books currently banned (or were banned in the recent past). https://geediting.com/forbidden-books-2019-map/

If one reads enough books one has a fighting chance. Or better, one’s chances of survival increase with each book one reads. Sherman Alexie https://www.speedreadinglounge.com/20-not-to-be-missed-fact

Here's an interesting read courtesy of The Washington Post. https://www.washingtonpost.com//bfdcc74e-5175-11e9-8d28-f5