'reading atmosphere' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a tranquil, inviting space suitable for reading, or to refer to the mood created by a particular reading experience. For example, "I was so absorbed in my book that I didn't notice the cozy reading atmosphere in the library."
Like all great DJs, he'd read the atmosphere of the room perfectly.
"I've thus resorted to standing to try and avoid any tense atmosphere, reading books such as Harry Potter, and wearing my Make Poverty History band," she said.
The hotel also renovated its French patisserie and Moorish-style tea salon; both are comfortable places to soak up the atmosphere while reading "Murder on the Orient Express".
When the envelope was opened and Marshall's name was read out, the atmosphere soured, just like that.
(For some insight into how a song enters the atmosphere, read Alan Light's recent book "The Holy or the Broken," in which he examines the rather unlikely ascent of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah").. On Friday night, Katy Perry and Kacey Musgraves will add another version of "I Can't Make You Love Me" to the pile when their episode of CMT's "Crossroads" premieres.
In the Monk's Parlour, an eerie, dark corner of the spooky crypt where Soane arranged medieval fragments to create an atmosphere fit for reading the ghost stories then coming into fashion, sits a grotesque golden chair.
Or maybe it looks like I'm reading about the earth's atmosphere.
Before this, Coolbrith had resisted library trustee attempts to classify the books; she had wished to continue the reading-room atmosphere that she had established.
As parents, we can help to create an atmosphere of affirmation for reading at home.
"There's definitely a heightened atmosphere, and an appetite for reading political books," Ms. Allen said.
