The phrase "a larger reader and" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in a context discussing reading habits or preferences, but it needs additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "As a larger reader and someone who enjoys diverse genres, I often find myself exploring new authors."
Alternatives: "a more avid reader" or "a broader reader".
In May 2009 Amazon.com introduced a larger reader, the Kindle DX, with a 9.7-inch (24.6-cm) screen.
Hammond launched the original site following a large reader response to his weekly Guardian column Clean Breaks in 2006.
In the book Mr. Morozov puts quotation marks around every reference to "the Internet," and with that tic he makes a larger point: readers should stop and question everything they have been taught about technology, including that the Internet exists.
What is new today is that the Kindle DX, its new larger reader, has also been added to the mix of downloadable code.
Other features include 4 gigabytes of memory,(7) a media card reader and a large-capacity, high-speed hard drive.
With a larger display and built-in PDF reader, Kindle DX customers can read professional and personal documents with more complex layouts without scrolling, panning, or zooming, and without re-flowing, which destroys the original structure of the document.
Later that night, as the courthouse clock struck midnight, the crowd moved to Hailey's, a larger and fancier club that readers of The Dallas Observer once named best club in Texas.
Advice in a Girl's Own Paper weekly of 1884, telling its larger readers to "be thankful that you assimilate and thrive upon your food", nestles near to a 1970s Jackie magazine advising on spots, while a 1973 copy of the socialist-feminist magazine Red Rag proclaims on its cover "Unions, Orgasms and More".
Disseminating your research via social media can help you reach millions of people and generate a large base of readers and supporters.
Given that a large majority of readers and viewers enter the Guardian sites directly through article or video pages and not through the homepage, we might also experiment with a different set of less UK-centric follow-up reading and viewing recommendations and most-read rankings in our article and video pages.
