I Learned to Read Again

# Summary Sam Kahn reflects on his declining reading habits since childhood, when he was an avid reader at eleven or twelve years old, and explores the various obstacles that undermined his love of books—including social pressure during adolescence, school systems that didn't accommodate his strengths, and the demands of college life. He discusses how modern digital culture and short attention spans further threaten reading engagement, while outlining his personal efforts to rehabilitate his reading practice and reconnect with books.