What we lose when we only read on screens
A modest defence of finishing the book you started.
Screen reading is wide and shallow by design. Links branch, tabs multiply, and the next thing is always one tap away. It is wonderful for finding and terrible for finishing.
A printed page has an edge. You can see how much is left; you can feel the book get lighter on one side. That physical progress bar does quiet work on your attention.
You do not have to give up the glowing rectangle. Just keep one long thing on paper at a time, and notice how differently you remember it.