To get out of a reading slump, switch to something short and fun, reread an old favorite, try a different format like audiobooks or graphic novels, and lower the pressure. Here are 12 tips that work.

For most stories and general nonfiction, listening to an audiobook leads to similar comprehension as reading. Print has an edge for complex material you need to study. Here’s what research says.

The best time of day to read is the time you can do it consistently. Morning suits focused nonfiction, evening suits relaxing fiction, and print beats bright screens before bed.

The best way to read faster without losing comprehension is to read more, build vocabulary, preview before reading and skim strategically, not to rely on speed-reading tricks. Here are 9 tips that work.

Yes, it’s okay to not finish a book. Here’s why DNF is healthy, Nancy Pearl’s Rule of 50, signs a book deserves another chance and how to quit without guilt.

Yes, it’s completely okay to read multiple books at once. Here are the pros, the cons and simple tips for juggling two or three books without getting confused.

Most readers do well with 20 to 30 pages a day, about 30 minutes, which adds up to roughly 24 to 36 books a year. Here’s how many pages you need for your reading goal.