Reading with Style discussion

Here's the place for your Spring 2026 questions that don't fit anywhere else.

I have a poll question ------- for poll one April Showers, can the shower refer to a person taking a shower or must it be rain?

Just to find the word "shower" in the text would be fine. Plurals and possessives work, no other variations.

Rosemary wrote: "Just to find the word "shower" in the text would be fine. Plurals and possessives work, no other variations."
Ok, it looks like that choice will be big on combos then!

How does verification work for finding words in text in audiobooks? Can it be in title?

As an avid audio by listener I do one of two things - make a note at the time, or find a text copy online and do a search and copy from there.

You don’t need to reference the page, just supply the quote.

Apple wrote: "As an avid audio by listener I do one of two things - make a note at the time, or find a text copy online and do a search and copy from there.

You don’t need to reference the page, just supply th..."

I was thinking about using time stamps. Thanks, Apple!