Reading books

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 The Importance of Reading Books


Reading books is one of the best habits that helps us learn and grow. Books help us learn about the world, nature, and even faraway places we may never visit. They teach us new words and improve our language skills, helping us speak and write better. For students, reading makes learning easier and more fun, helping us do well in school.


Books are not just for learning; they are also a source of great joy. Stories take us to magical lands, exciting adventures, and teach us about the lives of different people. They make our imagination grow and allow us to dream big. We also learn important lessons like kindness, honesty, and bravery through the characters in stories. We can also know about the great personalities in different sectors by reading books.


Reading books keeps our minds active and sharp. It helps us focus and reduces stress after a busy day. Unlike watching TV or playing video games, reading helps us relax while making us smarter. Books also teach us to think deeply and understand different ideas. They are like windows to new worlds.


In fact, books are friends that never leave us. Making reading a daily habit is very important. It makes us smarter, more creative, and happier. It expands our knowledge, improves our thinking, and brings joy and inspiration to our lives.



Happy learning with Noor E Alam

English Medium Teacher 

University of Dhaka 


 


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