My hope is that the word RISE creates a feeling of action and movement.

27 Sept 2023 · 0 min
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In this brief YouTube monologue, Nick Hutchison explains why he titled his new book Rise of the Reader. He argues that the word “rise” conveys action, elevation, and enlightenment, positioning reading as an active, purposeful practice rather than a passive pastime. Hutchison frames the book as a personal‑development tool that will help readers “rise together,” and he aims to transform the image of bookworms into the “new cool kids.”

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