“..People are keeping their phones tucked away and reading books on the Tube again. There’s comfort in the analogue: in 2014, book sales totalled £2.2 billion; last year, they stood at £3.7 billion. There’s always been something alluring about reading in public, a certain cachet, the hint that you’re a thinker. Now, it comes with bravado. A decade ago, people were buying Kindles because they were too embarrassed to be seen reading Fifty Shades of Grey in public. Conversely, today’s commuters proudly brandish their copy of Sarah J. Maas’s A Court of Thorns and Roses..” (Will Hosie, Country Life, UK)