
Young Indonesians’ Interest in Reading: Part 2
Breaking the stereotype that young Indonesians are not interested in reading, our recent study reveals fascinating insights into the reading habits and preferences of young

Breaking the stereotype that young Indonesians are not interested in reading, our recent study reveals fascinating insights into the reading habits and preferences of young

Reading interest in Indonesia has often been reported as low. However, our recent study in October 2024 discovered that 88% of young Indonesians have a

When staying at home, what are our options for entertainment? One that came to mind would be reading books. During the pandemic, where a lot
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