As a Senior Editor at BuzzFeed, I cover books and politics, and I also created the daily vocabulary-boosting word game SAT Scramble.

"Also, having an e-reader helps. Being able to adjust the text size and font for comfort, plus it feels like less of a departure from the devices we’re so used to giving our attention to."

"Then I started carrying my book with me. I will read when I’m waiting at the dentist or in line for something. At the office on my break.

This turned into me prioritizing reading time over scrolling time for the most part. I also now schedule time for reading on my weekend to-do lists, etc., even if it’s just a half hour each day.

I have also started listening to audiobooks for the first time. It works well for me for nonfiction. I’ve listened to 18 audiobooks this year. (So even if you don’t personally want to count those, that still means I’ve read 35 physical books this year with these approaches)."