Many Benefits of Reading Books 🅱 🅸 🅞 🅶

We all love to read books in other words, Books are meant to be loved. As a book lover, I feel extra proud to be a part of the world that is the creation of different writers.

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There are so many benefits of reading books, and all of them are beneficial for the growth of the mind. What if I ask you the question, why do you love to read?

What will be your answer? You cannot certain about one reason to love reading because there are many and that too depends on person to person. In this article, I will try to include every possible reason that makes you say “I love to read books”.

Those who talked about quiet entertainment tended toward phrases like “a stress-free escape,” “a nice way to relax,” “I read because it does not work,” “diverting, entertaining and educational,” and “It draws me away from reality.”

That was echoed by a respondent who said reading “takes you away, like a movie in your head.” One wryly said he liked reading “because it helps me with my temper and relaxes me.”

Those who talked about personal enrichment used phrases like “being able to experience so many times, places, and events.” Others expressed pleasure at living a “life of the mind.”

For many, reading was a proud lifestyle choice: “It’s better for me to imagine things in my head than watch them on TV.”

One compelling summary thought came from a respondent who declared: “I love being able to get outside myself.”

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There are many studies that books can actually alter our brains. If you don't believe us, read this article by Inc. This is what a good book can do to your brain.

Science aside, we love reading for many, many reasons. They are summed up below in quotes and images by some of the most famous and influential people. We hope you love this curation and pick up a book right after you finish reading this post.

No one “likes” to breathe. It’s something we do involuntarily because, well, life demands it. A moment of suffocation brings out how crucial it is to keep breathing.

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In the same way, the moment we realize that we are passing by great stories we pay heed to books. Don’t let this be you, pick up a book today and dive right in.

Even with the intention of exposing the brutal nature of slavery, Stowe could only write about what she observed and assumed.

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She was unable to authentically speak to the experience of being an enslaved Black person. Years later, Richard Wright, a legendary Black author, published the collection of novellas Uncle Tom’s Children, reclaiming the experiences of Black people of the time by delivering stories that more accurately depicted what it was like to be Black in America, something a white author was unable to testify to.

Authors including Frederick Douglass Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass and Solomon Northup Twelve Years a Slave wrote books based on their personal experiences as enslaved Black people, adding valuable insight and perspective into how inhumane and unnatural slavery actually was.

In the US, works of fiction and nonfiction shine a bright light on the reality of this country’s history, but the stories appear differently based on who tells them.