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Saturday, October 29, 2016

The Benefits of Reading a Book

Everyone should throw a right smart a library of books. Books ar magical things. They open the entrée to exciting adventures, new ideas, fun, laughter, disunite and joy. I remember as a child, turning the pages of large, abounding colour books on queen tales. I was too young to read that I love the pictures. I always felt a shudder excitement, seeing new pictures as I carefully dour the pages. Every night, my m opposite or begetter would read to me and the stories would complete a pass in my mind. I loved bedtime for this reason. I would approach with my mother or father and listen to the stories of princesses, bears, frogs or resistant witches. The love for books that began then has go along to grow. In school, my friends and I would lift out storybooks from the library, read them feverishly all night and then take place them the next day for unfermented books. Soon, Enid Blytons The Famous Five, The riddle Seven and The Naughtiest Girl Series, gave way t o Robinson Crusoe, The Count of Monte Cristo and other classics. We devoured the books and often discussed the characters.\nAs we grew older, my friends and I began to read Mills and grace books secretly. They had to be read secretly for the teachers in our school forbade us from reading love stories. How we loved the beautiful heroines and handsome heroes. We conceive of of meeting such heroes in real life but we never did!\nBooks open up our minds to the solid grounds beyond our ordinary lives. Our world is broadened and our senses get sharpened. We hear to use new words for our style leaps and grows. Books spark our imagination and creativity. We learn to look at our lives in a new way. At the same time, books help us to understand the world we live in. As teenagers, we sometimes liveliness utterly confused, strange and irritable. We notice no one understands us and that our noticeings are unique to us. only when we read books for teenagers, we realize teens all over th e world jazz with the same problems. It makes us feel be...

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