As my husband Haywood nears retirement age, he chose to teach part-time instead, which delighted me, yet he brought home an overwhelming amount of teaching materials.
While many claim print is dead, it's thriving in our home where we write in, dog-ear pages, and draw stars in the margins of our books.
Despite a digital shift in reading habits, my family's love for physical books remains strong as we enjoy the nuances of printed literature.
I fully support all forms of reading—from e-books to audiobooks—despite my preference for the tactile experience of printed books that reflect the minds of their readers.
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