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One critical factor in this conundrum is the difference between the satisfaction of having read a book versus the experience of reading one. The fulfillment from finishing a book can lead to a sense of accomplishment; however, the journey through its pages often requires effort—a reality many readers shy away from.
In a society conditioned to seek instant gratification, where quick access to information reigns supreme, the traditional act of reading may appear daunting. Furthermore, as with significant literary works, readers may encounter slower sections that prompt them to abandon the book before completion.