Why do you like reading?
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Re: Why do you like reading?
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But once school starts piling on the mandatory reading and research reports... that can change one's perspective somewhat, at least it did for me.
By the time I was a young adult, reading was enjoyable due to the means of escape it offered me. There are SO many stories out there, there's nothing better than reading a book that fits your current mood or puts to words EXACTLY how you're feeling or what you've been thinking yet didn't know just how to articulate for yourself.
Granted, there are tons of reasons to like reading, mine boils down to the creativity of it all. I love seeing the world that someone build all their own and was kind enough to share with the world.
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Reading is just such a beautiful thing as when you find a book you love and someone asks you why you loved it sometimes you know exactly why but other times its just a feeling. "I loved it cause it was amzing!" and thats all you can say because sometimes there are no words for the joy you just experianced, only awe in the fact that the author did that to you, made you feel that way.
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