Amazon says Ann Arbor is 4th best-read city in U.S.
Okay, if the last news item didn't swell your head (an egghead, no less) then how about this: Amazon ranks us the 4th best-read city in U.S.. That or we just order a lot of books. Excerpt: "Romance novels are especially popular in Alexandria, according to the online retailer, which released the list Tuesday. Alexandria was immediately followed by several college towns: Cambridge, Mass.; Berkeley, Calif.; Ann Arbor, Mich.; and Boulder, Colo. Municipalities on the list all have populations of more than 100,000." Read the rest here.
Okay, if the last news item didn’t swell your head (an egghead, no less) then how about this: Amazon ranks us the 4th best-read city in U.S.. That or we just order a lot of books.
Excerpt:
“Romance novels are especially popular in Alexandria, according to the online retailer, which released the list Tuesday. Alexandria was immediately followed by several college towns: Cambridge, Mass.; Berkeley, Calif.; Ann Arbor, Mich.; and Boulder, Colo. Municipalities on the list all have populations of more than 100,000.”
Read the rest here.
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