Growing up with Books: How a Reading Habit Shapes You

You get comfy being by yourself without feeling lonely because books give you interesting company.

You become good at focusing for a long time because reading a story needs concentration, and this skill helps you do other things better.

Books show you lots of different ideas and cultures, making you more open to different ways of thinking.

Reading a lot makes your writing skills better. You can express yourself clearly and creatively, even in simple stuff like emails or grocery lists.

Stories teach you about life and tough situations, making you strong inside when facing challenges.

Reading makes you curious about the world, so you keep asking questions and wanting to know more, which is pretty cool.

Because you've imagined lots of different things from books, you become good at thinking creatively in real life.

You develop a deep love for stories in all forms—books, movies, and even the stories you tell in your own life.