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Question by lorraine Reward: 25 Pond Points + 10 Knowledge Tokens Status: Pending a resolution
Why is it so important to read?



Reply from Sally User Rating:  0 Knowledge Tokens
because you need to read
sometimes (most of the times) when you read something you memorize or u learn the words in the book or text
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Comment from d_Oz User Rating:  120 Knowledge Tokens
People read on many levels, blind people use Braille(bumps on paper), mutes can write what they want to say - and best of all, reading give understanding.

Comment from loisronmarston User Rating:  40 Knowledge Tokens
You cannot survive in this world without reading. By reading books it opens many doors into the world we all live in. What interests you. cooking, gardening. Now find out what interests you and then go to the library and get books on this topic. You will find that it will make you want to get more books on the topic of your interests. Pretty soon you are an authority on this topic. Many people will want to talk to you because you will be passionate about this topic and be very interesting to talk to. You will also become more confident, more stimulating, more faith in your self because now you are wanted to be included in discussions. There is nothing more boring than someone who cannot talk about topics.

Comment from RoamingInsomniac User Rating:  2070 Knowledge Tokens
To learn.
To love reading!


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