The "Reading Books About Reading Books" Tag

A discussion about books which describe the joys, pleasures, and benefits of reading.

Prompts:
1) What do you enjoy the most about reading?
2) What is the greatest benefit you get from reading?
3) Is there any other activity which gives you satisfaction similar to reading?
4) Do you have a dedicated time each day, or specific days of the week, set aside for reading?
5) Do you have a dedicated amount of time each day for reading?
6) What is your favorite essay or book about the joys of reading?
7) What is your favorite quote about the joy of reading?
8) If you were denied time to read, or if your access to books was denied you, how would you cope?

Books mentioned:
"The Pleasure of Reading" edited by Antonia Fraser
"I'd Rather Be Reading" by Anne Bogel
"The Written World" by Martin Puchner (In the video, I misidentify the title as "The Written Word". Mea culpa, the title is "The Written World".)
"The Pleasures of Reading in an Age of Distraction" by Alan Jacobs
"Breaking Bread with the Dead" by Alan Jacobs
"The Intellectual Life" by A.G. Sertillanges, O.P.
"The Life of The Mind" by James V. Schall
"The Classical Moment" by James V. Schall
"Reading for The Love of God" by Jessica Hooten Wilson

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‪@kevintowle9665‬
‪@stalkingkafka‬
‪@saintdonoghue‬
‪@BookChatWithPat8668‬
‪@BookishTexan‬

If I didn't tag you, consider yourself so!