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Books are like movies inside your head.
You can imagine everything that you're reading, and it makes your mind fly away, giving the sensation that you're in another land, or in a war, whatever the book is about.
This unique feeling make books very addicting.
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∙ 15y ago
People read books for pleasure to escape reality, gain knowledge, and experience different perspectives. Reading can be a form of relaxation, entertainment, and personal growth, allowing individuals to engage with stories and ideas that resonate with them.
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What people read for pleasure?
Notably adventure and romance, on their different aspects. Or even books with ambiguous natures which make the mind think.
Why should you waste time reading books?
Those who can read for pleasure are never bored.
Where do people read books?
People read books everywhere. They can borrow them in a library and buy them in a bookshop.
Do Japanese people read from the bottom of the page to the top?
Although Japanese people read books from right to left, they do not read books from the bottom to top.
What percent of people read books in Canada?
approximately 50% of people read books it may bemorethan 50% either
How many books do people read in a month?
The average number of books read by a student is 2-3 books a month. This all depends on how big of a reader the student is and how many books are they reading in classes.
Why should people read?
books
Why was braille necessary?
Blind people can't read books so they read braille books and signs.
Where do people read?
People read books everywhere. They can borrow them in a library and buy them in a bookshop.
What do people in their eighties do?
read books and sleep
How many people read books?
20%
What is the difference between children's books and course books?
Children's books are read for pleasure. Course books are another way of saying text books where every student in the class reads the same book. Whole Language was an educational philosophy that children should read books from the library at their levels rather than the whole class reading the same dry textbook.
