When I Am A Wild Reader Analysis

Reading has impacted my life by having a creative imagination. I read books to see the world and accept opportunities that are given to me. Opening the cover has made me curious what my life will experience and go through in the future. Not only I have gotten smarter to increase my credentials throughout my life, it has made me ambitious to succeed. I feel that education is not just important to read, but to experience how others feel, and how I would express myself to the world. If my father had not pressured me to open that book, I would not be in college today to puruse a career in medicine. Every word I read, is the second I take to get closer achieving my dreams and having the capabilities to change the world by advocating for better

How do professors read? Do they read like average people, like students, like an adult? The daunting question, only answered by Thomas C. Foster through his book, How to Read Literature like a Professor. This novel is an informational text and each one of the chapters discusses a method in writing that will help readers to better comprehend literature. Readers learn from the novel about all sorts of different methods and devices that they can use to locate and interpret connections and ideas that are normally surpassed when reading. This novel teaches readers to look between the lines and open up a whole new world of understanding.

When I was a younger I don’t remember if I was read to or not, but I read a lot of books. I enjoy reading books because they allow me to reach new heights in my imagination. At my age many kids say that reading is boring and is for losers. I think it’s cool to read and will continue to read throughout my life. I have read many different types of books from fiction to biographies. The longest book I ever read was a book called Dragon Rider by Cornella Funke. It was five hundred and thirty five pages! When it comes to reading I am a superstar! When I’m reading I am able to get a moral lesson from what I read, so it ends up helping me in the long run of my life

There are several reasons why I believe reading is important. First, it is an enjoyable pastime. While reading, characters and storylines get absorbed into your brain. This leads to creating bonds and connections to fictional people, forming other worlds we can use to escape our sometimes bitter reality.

When you read books and you read often, you obtain the ability to imagine what you are reading. You can picture any scene and hear what you think their voices sound like. You can smells and hear the things they describe. When you read a book it is like you are there with the characters in the story. When you are reading you become attached to the main character. When they cry, you cry. When they are angry, so are you. The character´s story becomes like another life.

Reading allows me to explore and go on a journey, and take part of myself on that journey. I can relate with characters in books whether they are fictional or real. We all read for pleasure, to explore, even to share all the same feelings we all share reading the book, and feeling the same feelings the authors of the books went through themselves. This is what makes a book fun to read. That is what I think C.S. Lewis meant when he said “We read to know we’re not alone” because books let us feel the experiences others felt, and share the same thoughts and feelings as others around us.

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

Reading and writing, what does it mean to me? I for one thinks that it gives me a chance to learn new things every day. Growing up I have always been interested in reading Shakespeare because it makes me feel like I am back in that time. Having that feeling made me understand how their life was and how the way they spoke back then. The books by Shakespeare and J.K. Rowling helped me be inspired to write the way I do. These authors show me that I have many different opportunities to write different ways each time.

Will Schwalbe say, “Reading is one of the few things you do alone that can make you feel less alone.” When it comes to reading I feel that I can relate to the character in some way and this makes the story more appealing. Reading is something I could do by myself to relax me; when I'm reading I prefer there to be no distractions so I can properly lose myself in a book. To put some comfortable clothes on, hot cocoa next to you and to be wrapped around in a warm blanket wearing fuzzy socks, it's just a wonderful feeling to

“A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies. The man who never reads lives only one,” wrote George R.R. Martin. People read all kinds of books, some just for fun and others just for work. There is no limit to the books that can be found in this world, and even more are still being made now. Murder mystery, romance, adventure, action, etc. Books open the mind and create a mental movie only you can enjoy. You can decide what every individual looks like, what the scene looks like, and you can pretty much do anything when you read. For part of my life, reading did not play a major role; however, now it is a way of life.

I am passionate about reading because of its ability to spark imagination when reading about the setting and characters of a story. A literary outlet of sorts, reading has allowed me to see people’s point of views of today’s world and experience multiple cultures and religions, and escape from the bustle of everyday life. Because I have read stories set in different timelines and even worlds distinct from our own, I have learned to understand others’ reasoning on diverse topics, which has helped me better perceive situations or problems I may encounter and develop an individual view of the world.

Reading is something we will never be able to get away from. No matter where life takes us, there will always be reading involved, even if it is something as simple as reading directions to help us reach certain destinations. Reading directions, reading maps or just reading anything is going to be a part of our everyday lives.

Dr. Seuss, a well-known writer, said in one of his many books, “The more that you read, the more that you will know. The more that you learn, the more place that you will go.” My greatest passions are art and math but reading, to me at least, is like another world full of wonder, surprises, and mysteries. I will not say that some of the best things I have ever done is thanks to reading because that would be a lie, but I can say that some of the best things happen within the book. There are people in this world that love to read, I enjoy it but maybe not so much as the next person but when I grab a book, sometimes I get so lost in the book that nothing else seems to matter. Getting lost in a book any in a way is like living within the book can just be one of the best escapes from the real world that I have.

When I was super young I had atrocious earaches and toothaches, but reading would help me forget the pain. Reading also would help me pass the time. I have been given so many ideas by reading books for things such as writing my material, or getting through problems. It's absolutely amazing. I believe almost all books have morals and themes that can help people through problems and teach people new lessons, and I really love that about reading. I feel that when I read I can put myself into the story, and learn from the book as well as relate to the book. I also really enjoy reading because there are so many genres such as poetry, plays, and biographies to read. Reading different genres is like an entirely new adventure. I remember that I always struggled with reading non-fiction, and I hated it. Some non-fiction books were super interesting, but they either were too hard to read, or too hard to grasp. However in the eleventh grade I took AP U.S. History, and I had to read more nonfiction than I feel like I have had to read in my entire life. I read all sorts of things such as primary sources like newspapers and diary entries as well as secondary sources such as papers and books on historical

CS Lewis has stated, “We read to know that we are not alone”. What is reading? My definition of reading is having a book in hand, and reading the writing that has been printed on the pages. While I have the option of reading a book electronically it just is not the same as reading a printed book. A printed book has a cover, binding, and a distinct smell. As I turn the pages of a book they come alive. How do pages come alive? They do this by telling a story. There are many different types of stories. Some stories are sad, comical, happy, mysterious or even suspenseful. I prefer Cozy Mysteries. My favorite authors are G.A. McKevett, Joanne Fluke, and M.C. Beaton. G.A. McKevett writes a series about a private investigator named Savannah