Bethanne Bruninga-Socolar | The Philosophy of Reading Tag [CC] @bethannebruninga-socolar | Uploaded November 2021 | Updated October 2024, 4 hours ago.
Original tag by Brandon's Bookshelf: youtube.com/watch?v=bBdn7jWT85k

The questions and time stamps:
0:00 Intro stuff
1:08 1. What's most important...a good character, plot, or message?
2:00 2. Should one read books about ideas or opinions they disagree with?
2:56 3. As tech advances, what do you think will be the role of books?
5:13 4. How important are summaries, review, and art in your book choosing?
5:59 5. Should one ever skim or scan a book?
6:41 6. Should reading always be enjoyable?
7:29 7. Is it important to be well-read?
8:10 8. What is your book buying process?
9. What is your reading process?
8:42 10. How do you use what you read?
9:25 11. If you could download a book to your brain, would you still read?
10:20 12. What are your views on rereading a book?
10:29 13. What makes a book good?
11:11 14. What makes a book bad?
11:49 15. How do you feel about not finishing a book?
12:20 16. Should the author's personal life matter at all?
13:41 17. If you could only read one genre for the rest of time, what would it be?
13:46 18. Do you ever read a book without knowing anything about it?
14:00 19. What author, genre, series, or culture can you just not get into? Why?
15:06 20. Do you think everyone should read? Why?

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