Hard To Read

There’s a lot of things I could do to become a better reader, which I am already doing now. Sometimes there just had to be the right place for it. I get easily distracted, but thats something to work on, like blocking everything out.

Growing up I was never a big fan of reading, but as I got older I noticed books are very essential. They are filled with adventures and lessons that only exist in wildest imagination. Without books many of us wouldn't know half the things we know today. Books teaches us math , science, history ,and even how to use a computer or how to play a sport. With so many different genres to choose from and millions of books to read , the task of reading can never get boring, especially when you're actively reading

Reading is a wonderful pastime. It allows me to mentally travel to far away lands in the present, the archaic past, or the advanced technological future. Reading allows me to be present during every struggle or joy the protagonist may face. It is a wonderful way to learn about fascinating cultures without physically traveling to other lands. It is a gateway to long, sleepless nights because I can become fully entranced by a story. Favorite books of mine include Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte and The Book Thief by Marcus Zusak. Both of these stories wonderfully illustrate internal human conflict as well as love, loyalty, and emotional and physical pain. These are just a few of the joys of

Subsequent to reflecting and inquiring about my behaviors on Reading, I now understand that building great reading habits does not need to be troublesome. An essential piece of building another propensity is staying consistent. Therefore, when I begin another habit, for example, reading, I discovered it ought to be easy to the point that you can't say no to it. Knowing this, I have set 3 objectives for myself to guarantee my reading behavior disappointments are a relic of past times. In the first place, I have to set a day by day time to read and keep a book or article helpful. Second, since I have access audiobooks, I can hear them out in the car or from my iPad in this way advancing my reading objective. Ultimately, making and environment that is helpful for reading will be useful, for example, limiting diversions and commotions, for

Reading has been one of my favorite hobbies since I was a little child. I grew up as a normal child should grow and eventually I had to start learning for me to fit in society. My literacy started many years ago, after I knew how to talk and communicate with people. Reading my alphabet was quite stressful and I had to be given a hand by my family members. I remember my parents reading with me and it was the most meaningful and memorable way to spend time with me. This is because I liked reading a lot and I was eager to learn so that I could fit in with my older siblings. My favorite books were storybooks taking about adventures and fairytales

Stephen King wrote, “Books are a uniquely portable magic.” The magic of reading came to mind when my television stopped working. I would pick up a book that was just sitting there, and I read it. When the TV was repaired, I read the rest of the book. That led to a second book. Still, as I was growing up, I was not a reader, and even today, I find other distractions instead.

Three key strategies for disciplined reading are having a controlled environment, having a good time frame, and little distractions. For a controlled environment it would benefit me by having a quiet space to work in, so I don’t focus on other things. I do my best work in the morning when I first wake up, although I don’t always do that I need to so that my work will be at its best. Being in a quiet space will not only help me focus but it also helps me get things done in a timely matter.

We are alone when we don’t read. Lots of people read as a hobby. But have people ever thought of the lifelong benefits of reading? Reading has many lifelong benefits; therefore, reading is very fundamental, reading can make some people calmer, and a brain can stay sharp.

Reading helps in mental development and is known to stimulate the muscles of the eyes and it is also an activity that involves greater levels of concentration and adds to the conversational skills of the reader.

No matter what stresses you face in daily life, a good book transports you to a completely different world, allowing you to lose yourself in a great story. Reading expands your horizons, pushes your imagination, and improves your writing skills. However, it is unfortunate that many find reading can be a chore; it is frequently done during exams as a way to absorb information and being tested for it. Therefore, it is critical to realize the need to read for pleasure, not as a burden. The beauty of books is that there is bound to be something you are interested to read about, on every topic under the sun is definitely written about in a book somewhere. So for those venturing into the world of books, just follow these three easy steps, and you can cultivate a life-long love of reading.

A lot of people are wary of the fact that reading is extremely beneficial and vital to the development of oneself. However, being cognizant of this fact does not mean that everyone abides to this declaration. Sure, reading happens daily and more often than not, we do it without it being so obvious. For example, when someone is driving, that person has to be alert of their surroundings which includes the signs on the roads that tell one where to exit, where not to turn, where it is okay to park and where to stop. With teenagers, the oblivious reading happens mostly with social media and modern day technology. The point is, the act of reading is a constant ritual whether one is mindful of it or not. In

I suspect that my book-reading phase was almost more inconvenient for my mother than my later television fixation. When I wasn’t forcing her to buy me more books at the bookstore, I was checking out books from the library that I rarely- if ever- returned in time to avoid fees. It managed to become quite an expensive hobby. It was also one that consumed most of my time. I refused to take my nose out of whatever book I was reading long enough to cross the street, and soon mastered the art of walking while reading without bumping into everybody around

Reading is an activity that has been around for many years. Stories have been told, important information has been scattered between the pages of oftentimes gigantic books. Libraries everywhere are filled with the latest releases; people just seem to love to read. Reading has been an integral part of humanity for as long as it has and continues to be ingrained within. There are numerous reasons why someone might choose to open a book or search the web for content and get lost amongst the words, reasons that seem so different from one another yet are so simple. Reading is recorded as one of the earliest human activities and in time has proven to be as abundant as ever; with resources easily accessible today, people have more reasons now than ever to read.

First, reading taught me to be patient in the different situations I happen to get myself into. Ever since I was really young I’ve enjoyed reading, it’s always been one of my favorite pastimes. Whenever I was bored or impatient for an event that was going to happen my parents would hand me a book so I would distract myself and I wouldn’t be so impatient all the time. Then I would end up being engrossed in reading that book I would forget what was happening around me and where I even was at in that moment. One could be talking to me and I wouldn’t even notice it’d be like they were talking to a tree. I would spend hours reading until someone tried really hard to snap me out of it, for I

I come from a family of readers. My parents and older sisters always had a book, magazine or newspaper in their hands. In my parent’s house, the walls that separated the living room, dining room and family room from all other rooms, wooden bookshelves – floor to ceiling – filled with all types of books, from dictionaries and encyclopedias to novels, cooking, memoirs, short stories, poetry, etc., and on all kind of subjects or topics. As a child, I remember climbing on the shelves trying to reach the big dictionary that was at the top, or I would also ask my sister to read me all the blue books or the green books or any book. I learned that through books I could discover the big “secret” world open only to readers, I learned that in books I would find funny, complicated or wired words, and, that reading will help to develop my reason. The family environment was definitely the most important factor that helped me to develop passion for books and for listening what others have to say about books they have read. As far as I remember, we were always looking for new books in bookstores or trading with friends and our extended family. I learned to love books, and reading became significant for my life, and the discussions and sharing were entertaining and stimulating! In school, I was blessed with great literature teachers that made the classes interesting and fun. From pre-Kinder to grammar school, I remember the many visuals they used to enhance the stories and/or to help those