I believe Man and Women have certain needs and desires in their view of reading material. In the article “Why Women Read More Than Men,” Eric Weiner states that there is a large dispute between ladies and gentleman in regards to their amusement, understanding, and passion for a certain subject. I agree with some of the points he made one in particular text was the divide is especially noticeable in the genre of fiction where ladies seem to fancy a satisfying fictional book and gentlemen lean to ignore one. However, Weiner is wrong to assume that just because men read less fiction than women, they read less than women overall. In the world today, many men enjoy a variety of reading material such as magazines, newspapers, and social media outlets. They don’t go to bookstores to buy novels as much as women because they aren’t interested in the subjects of today’s novels, and they would rather use technology to find material they’d like to read about. Certain people in the world think that women read more than men, I really just think that they read more about romance and thrillers a woman named Rebecca Whitney “Saying are women hardwired to love thrillers” she writes for the Telegraph states “thrillers, it seems, are everywhere.
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They dominate our cinema screens. They jostle for space in our kindles. And they steal into our homes the phenomenal success of house of cards, the third series, of which was released this week, is testament to that, Frank Underwood and his wife Claire is fast becoming the greatest super villains of our television age. Our thirst for thrillers goes unabated-especially in written form. Paula Hawkins’s novel The Girl on the train has topped the UK and US bestseller lists. While Gillian Flynn’s Gone Girl has apparently become 25th bestselling book of all time”. She was right about particular ways media has an influence on peoples urges, my take on that was lots of people just focus on what is now then what is happening with the world basically our economy, such as health care as well as poverty these which are very important no one what’s to or will talk about it on social media. In another source of information from a very reliable informant a woman named Maryanne Fisher, Ph.D her article is about how much “does a romance novel reflect women’s desires “she goes really in depth on that one of her points in the article was “So, basically, women are reading stories where they meet a ‘bad boy' or cad and then he manages to turn around and become a doting dad. She gets the best of both worlds! And the way that this dual-hero is solved for readers is the hero claims that he's loved the heroine from the very start, and that reason he had to behave so badly was to hide the fact that he was overwhelmed by his love for her. Either that, or she made him see the error in his ways”. But a publisher by the name of Quentin Fottrell who writes for the Market Watch, his work was on “The huge difference between what men and women read” he basically says that in the era of social networking, sharing and posting. It really isn’t a great portion of adult man or women reading fiction novels
They dominate our cinema screens. They jostle for space in our kindles. And they steal into our homes the phenomenal success of house of cards, the third series, of which was released this week, is testament to that, Frank Underwood and his wife Claire is fast becoming the greatest super villains of our television age. Our thirst for thrillers goes unabated-especially in written form. Paula Hawkins’s novel The Girl on the train has topped the UK and US bestseller lists. While Gillian Flynn’s Gone Girl has apparently become 25th bestselling book of all time”. She was right about particular ways media has an influence on peoples urges, my take on that was lots of people just focus on what is now then what is happening with the world basically our economy, such as health care as well as poverty these which are very important no one what’s to or will talk about it on social media. In another source of information from a very reliable informant a woman named Maryanne Fisher, Ph.D her article is about how much “does a romance novel reflect women’s desires “she goes really in depth on that one of her points in the article was “So, basically, women are reading stories where they meet a ‘bad boy' or cad and then he manages to turn around and become a doting dad. She gets the best of both worlds! And the way that this dual-hero is solved for readers is the hero claims that he's loved the heroine from the very start, and that reason he had to behave so badly was to hide the fact that he was overwhelmed by his love for her. Either that, or she made him see the error in his ways”. But a publisher by the name of Quentin Fottrell who writes for the Market Watch, his work was on “The huge difference between what men and women read” he basically says that in the era of social networking, sharing and posting. It really isn’t a great portion of adult man or women reading fiction novels