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The effect on society's beauty standards due to social media
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Studies show reading is making a comeback

Emily Duhaime and Leanne Scanlon • April 29, 2026
Photo Credit: Parent Magazine

This video is an interview and report featuring the comeback of books through younger generations. Emily Duhaime and Leanne Scanlon explore the success of literature and different studies demonstrating the rise of books. Nowadays, people believe that young adults have abandoned books, but this video demonstrates that this is not the case.

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About the Contributors
Emily Duhaime
Emily Duhaime, Staff Writer
Emily Duhaime is a freshman at Clarkston Junior High School. She is 14 years old and participates in the National Junior Honor Society and leadership through LINK Crew. She enjoys doing tennis, volleyball, reading, swimming, and journaling. Emily is passionate about going to church and leading in acts of service. In her future, Emily dreams of going to the University of Michigan and pursuing a career in medicine. 
Leanne Scanlon
Leanne Scanlon, Staff Writer
Leanne Scanlon is 15, a freshman at Clarkston Junior High School, and a National Junior Honors Society member. Outside of school, Leanne loves to spend her time playing travel softball, and she also enjoys volleyball, writing, and working out. Leanne dreams of playing softball at the University of Michigan for Bonnie Tholl to further pursue her athletic career.