How book clubs and bedtime stories protect and build healthier brains

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BY THE OPTIMIST DAILY EDITORIAL TEAM If the book on your nightstand has been gathering dust, here’s your reason to finally open it. A new review from Cambridge University researchers finds that reading for pleasure, whether that’s a worn paperback or the latest romantasy on your e-reader, is linked to better memory and attention, fewer […] The post How book clubs and bedtime stories protect and…

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