Reading habits in the USA

I am in school, so I mostly read for school. Textbooks are not entertaining or adventurous, but they do serve a purpose.

I used to read newspapers in Israel and when I lived in New York. I have not seen a newspaper in North Carolina.

I buy almost all of my books from the student store and borrow freely from the school libraries. I have heard that there is a local library, but I have not seen it. The city next door also has a "Cybrary", but I have no idea how that works. I believe library cards are free to local residents.

All of the books I read at school are in English. The only classes not in English are foreign language classes, none of which I take.

I am 61 with a MBA. I was a business person and am now an educator.  I read the following:
1). Much of The Washington Post
2). I read occasional articles from The New York Times
3). I exchange various articles of interest with a group of friends.

All of the above are read online.

I am an avid reader of books. They’re a wonderful companion and as soon as I finish one book, I begin another.  Ninety percent of the books I read are non-fiction such as, but not limited to,
- historical events (American, sports, international explorers, pop culture)
- biographies
- crime, real life
- suspense

I read fiction occasionally.

Over the last year I have read books about two American presidents, Johnny Cash, Ted Williams, fiction centered on a dog, non-fiction about dogs and their personalities, Sherlock Holmes, a book about the making of the movie “Psycho”, and who knows what.

I hope that helps.