Yes yes i love to read, and would lije to know how to break a habit of reading 3-4 books at the time, [not literally, but I them parked by each favorite place to put up my feet and relax/ read a bit!
This is an inspiring statement making the case for reading books as a gift that never stops giving. I recently heard an episode of the Forum program on our local KQED-FM NPR station. It was titled "All the Reasons We Love to Read" and featured Shannon Read, author of "Why We Read: On Bookworms, Libraries, and Just One More Page Before Lights Out". The first audience all in came from a bright and articulate 5-year old. When asked why he loves to read, he thought a minute, perked up, and blurted out "It lights up my brain!"
Yes yes i love to read, and would lije to know how to break a habit of reading 3-4 books at the time, [not literally, but I them parked by each favorite place to put up my feet and relax/ read a bit!
This is an inspiring statement making the case for reading books as a gift that never stops giving. I recently heard an episode of the Forum program on our local KQED-FM NPR station. It was titled "All the Reasons We Love to Read" and featured Shannon Read, author of "Why We Read: On Bookworms, Libraries, and Just One More Page Before Lights Out". The first audience all in came from a bright and articulate 5-year old. When asked why he loves to read, he thought a minute, perked up, and blurted out "It lights up my brain!"
Can you imagine your life without reading? That's why we read.