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Readers noun 1. People who read books, newspapers, or magazines. ■ The librarian was very pleased to see so many readers coming to the library to borrow books., verb 2. To peruse written material, such as a book or newspaper. ■ "Readers," said the professor, "are expected to read and understand every word in this textbook."
heading A bold and attention-grabbing statement or title, often used in journalism or advertising. ■ The newspaper's "Headlining Act" promised readers a daily dose of sensationalism and scandal.
hushed The state of being so silent that one's voice is almost inaudible. ■ "I was hushed when I entered the library, afraid to make a noise and disrupt the other readers."
Artists A person who uses their talents in writing, photography, or filmmaking to tell stories and express their ideas. They are often known for their ability to captivate and inspire others with their work. ■ "The artists at the literary festival were able to transport readers to other worlds through their vivid descriptions and compelling narratives.