Ian McKellan, left, the Gandalf and Elijah Wood’s Frodo in ‘The Lord of the Rings. “(Pierre Vinet / New Line Cinema)
In the old days, When the passage in the book really stuck with you, you’d get out the yellow magic marker or something similar and highlight it.
Today, many people who own an Amazon Kindle book reader use its function to note highlighting remarkable bit of writing or inspire interest que em.
And now, we Know Which of Those passages are the Most popular with millions of users of the e-reader.
The Atlantic got its hands on data from Amazon que reveal The most popular highlighted passages from Kindle’s Most popular books. Here’s a sampling:
The most-highlighted passage from The Lord of the Rings :
“The wide world is all about you: you can fence yourselves in, but you can not for ever fence it out “
From Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix :.
“Just because you’ve got the emotional range of a teaspoon does not mean we all have.”
See what other readers like Kindle literary snippets.
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