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To the question, "How many books do you read per month?" the responses broke down as follows: None -- 62.6%; one or two -- 27.6%; three or four -- 6.0%; five or six -- 1.5%; and seven or more -- 1.8%.

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Featuring 267 industry-first reviews of fiction, nonfiction, children’s, and YA books; also in this issue: a look at the Kirkus Prize, plus interviews with Louise Erdrich, David Greenberg, Ada Limón, ...