How being a fan of reading has changed…

I’ve noticed that more and more books are getting a movie based on them now more than there use to. I don’t know if Hollywood is just running out of ideas for new movies or they’re just trying to reach a new audience by attracting all the avid readers to the theaters by making movies based on their favorite books.

Some of the more popular books may even have a “park” built around their story because they are so popular. The Harry Potter series is probably the biggest example of this. I know they have a section of the park at Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida, that is dedicated to the wizarding world.

Now, when I was a kid, we have a few movies based on books but now they seem to become more prevalent. Even if a book doesn’t get a movie, then it at least gets a tv show. You didn’t see a lot of tv shows when I was a kid either. And having a “park” based on a particular book definitely wasn’t a thing either when I was growing up. When I was a kid, we had fan clubs and that was about it.

3 responses to “How being a fan of reading has changed…”

  1. When I was a kid, I was mostly reading fables. During my teen years, I was reading almost everything from religion and philosophy to science and literature. However, as an adult I am very selective on what I read.

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    1. Wow, your tastes have really changed over the years. There’s nothing wrong with being selective about your tastes in what you read, especially if you have a very limited amount of time to spend on reading. What do you like to read now (if you don’t mind me asking)?

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