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Carly Neville, Sophomore
Andrea Regino, Sophomore
Mitch Medici, Senior
Brittany Snelson, Senior

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"Go Ask Alice was super interesting, it was based on a girls diary and it was honestly just so interesting! It went from drugs to prostitution to more drugs, and it was one hell of a ride I would literally avoid my homework just so I could read it. I was that caught up in the thrill of it all! Also the fact that she used 'My diary' made it seem so real!"

"Infinite Jest, was, I don't know, I love the author and his imagery and the dynamics of every character and how deep the book goes into philosophy. The story is a tragedy and gets really deep and intense. I've read it 4 times."

"Favorite book is Hyperbole and a Half.  It was totally hilarious and easy to read!"

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"Reading in a park seems to be my go to, but as long as somewhere is quiet and comfortable, I can get lost in my book."
-Carly Neville, Sophomore

"I love to read in my living room right by my big windows to get that perfect lighting and that awesome homey feel. I always have a snack right by me and something to drink just in case."
-Andrea Regino, Sophomore

"My favorite place to read would have to be the third floor in the library at Chico State.  But I have read in bed most of my reading career.  And I also read a lot on the couch."
-Mitch Medici, Senior

"I read in bed almost always."
-Brittany Snelson, Senior

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"I like to read before bed to fall asleep and I also like to peek my nose in a book right when I wake up, at night it really helps me fall asleep. I also read in between homework or when any kind of stressful situation comes up in life, I read to help keep my mind out of things."
-Carly Neville, Sophomore

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Harry Potter
Perks of Being a Wallflower
Go Ask Alice
Hyperbole and a Half
Peace Like a River
Infinite Jest
Game of Thrones
Pillars of the Earth

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Why we believe reading for fun is less common than reading for school:

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Why we believe reading for fun is less common than reading for school:

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After academic reading, students are tired and do not feel like reading anymore

Would rather watch TV or Netflix

Students feel they don't have enough time

Students simply don't like reading.

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90-99%  of what the students we interviewed read is for school.  So all they usually read is what is either related to their majors or something that will help them enhance in their major.

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1-3 hours at most per week.
Not including what is read on social media or online articles.  This was more focused on books or articles that would not be related to their area of concentration or major. This seemed to be a trend with most of our subjects and we think one reason this was so low is that after all the academic reading, everyone is tired and does not want to output more acticity.

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1-2 Hours per day depending on what professors assign.

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Science-Fiction

Book Series

Fiction

Textbooks