Why do you like reading?
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Re: Why do you like reading?
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What attracts me to it is an engulfing story, one that leaves you eagerly turning the pages.
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And as a collateral i learn new words, new philosophies, history. Reading is hedonist pleasure!
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1. Reading makes me drowsy and I get a very peaceful sleep if I have read just before going to bed.
2. When I read a book I picture myself as the Protagonist in the book. This is a very satisfying experience as I can do things which I can never do in reality.
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Reading should be encouraged from the age of four or five to enhance learning capabilities. I do enjoy reading and it also improves writing.

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"Like beauty in the eyes, the divinity of the rose may be in the nose that smells it, and the lover that beholds it." Eckhart Aurelius Hughes
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Side note... I felt very hypocritical writing this noting that I dislike reading most educational textbooks and instead stick to fiction. But the thing about fiction is that it puts you in a whole new world so unlike your own! That world created by another human being as the pinnacle of conscious thought.
Side note of side note... wow this got 10x more philosophical than what I was aiming for but oh well.
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1) The escapism.
2) Potentially new perspectives.
I really enjoy just getting absorbed into some completely different world with new characters that have led different lives, with different thoughts and opinions and personalities... Just. I love being able to forget who I am and live vicariously through fictional characters. Other than that, I've actually learned plenty through various fiction books, about how one might perceive whatever concept or aspect of society, based on this character's life experiences.
There's just a lot that I can take away from a book, whether it's the luxury of escapism or learning something new or seeing something I already know about from a different angle. I feel like I'm describing this vaguely, but short answer, I read books because I enjoy them and learn new things from them all the time.
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I've always read a lot and reading is what got me through really hard times. Not everyone is happy with their own lives and its good to have a temporary break from the world around you.
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