Why do I read so many Books?
Greetings my fellow scholars, A few words before the rest of the words. You must be wondering what kind of a person reads this many books. I have been trying to figure out the reasons behind my obsessions of books too and I have come up with the following answers.
1)Reading books makes me understand myself and the world around me. Consequently, I don’t feel vulnerable as much as I used to.
2)I have a genuine love for literature.
3)I am also in my head all the time and reading books gives me a lot of productive things to think about.
4)And of course, the last one is because I love stories.
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