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Struggling to sleep? Switch from your phone to books before bed with a pre-loved book subscription
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Lauren Windle2022-03-18T09:30:00
It’s World Sleep Day (yes… apparently that’s a thing) and research shows winding down with a book is far better at bedtime than staring at a screen. A pre-loved book subscription is the ideal way to discover new novels while reducing landfill - here are some options.
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