A recent survey of 2,000 US adults asks what book genres they’re getting lost in.
It takes the average person 36 minutes and 29 pages to get lost in a book they’re reading.
But it doesn’t matter how realistic the setting is, as more than half said both fictional and realistic literary locales provide an escape. However, where people read can affect their experience. Those polled are more likely to be immersed in a book at home than elsewhere. The weather outside can play a role, too, as a snowy day was found to be the perfect catalyst for immersing oneself in “book world” .
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