Benefits of Reading Books For Youths

At any age, books are always of value to any person. The fundamental education and other life in his life can be acquired when reading books. These reading materials have a wide array of selections that tackle many different topics. Books have been with us since ancient times. The most famous are the books of the Library of Alexandria in Egypt. They were in the form of scrolls but there were a few that were in the form of bonded documents. However, these collections are extinct already. Through the years, still, they have proven to be very influential in the modern way of learning or education.

Because of the presence of books through the different ages, experts have been confirming all the claimed benefits of reading them. These are in general terms and do not take into consideration differences in age, sex, and race. These benefits have been considered thoroughly. This is why even schools today prefer to let students use books than the Internet because of credibility issues. The Internet may have all information that can be obtained more conveniently. However, the validity of this information may not always be verified. With books, one can be sure that the information is true. This is because books do not get published until after several rounds of review. By the time they are published, they are already free of all errors and unverified data.

Anybody who reads books knows that his skills are being sharpened. And his vocabulary is definitely being widened. Books help people understand many different cultures. There are books that tell about the culture and heritage of other countries. Books help keep people informed on the causes and effects happening in the world. They help one understand the past so they may also understand the present and the future. Books also make people more educated and they introduce many ideas to readers to readers so they can become better conversationalists. And, of course, books are a convenient way of learning all these things.

There are so many other benefits of reading a book. And the list can even get longer over time. These reading materials are always worth their cost. Parents should recommend reading to their children because this is a very good and worthwhile hobby. Many people who started reading young developed a higher sense of appreciation for books and this is something they will be able to use as adults. Even for adults who still want to catch up with book-reading, it is and will never be too late. There is so much knowledge that these books can offer and it is up to us how we take advantage of this opportunity to learn.

WHY WE NO LONGER READ BOOKS

Through the strength of intellectual effort backed with the God factor, it is of immense pleasure to annunciate to the world a come-to-stay interest, the classic, titled ‘Why We No Longer Read Books'. No doubt, it is certainly a benefit-yielding interest for all and sundry.

Why We No Longer Read Books is a rare-to-find masterpiece that sheds light on reasons book-reading culture has declined over the years. It asserts the fact that book-reading culture decline is not only limited to the black race, a contradiction of the notions of many peoples of the world. However, it maintains a stance that book reading in the form of acquired qualitative information is the bedrock behind man's witty inventions, wealth and other virtues of benefit to humanity.

It is a three-chapter work piece that unveils three major reasons book-reading culture has undoubtedly experienced a fall, irrespective of race. The following reasons which constitute the chapters of the readable material are listed below:

(A) Chapter one points a reason for the decline in most people's attitude towards book reading as the failure on the part of parents to properly inculcate the culture or habit of book reading in the growing years of their children or wards. Unarguably, the interest asserts that the foundation of book-reading culture begins from the home front and parents play a pivotal role in ‘enforcing' the act on their children. Hence, the incompetence of parents to discipline their wards in the light of reading quality books is what the classic states as one of the reasons people no longer read books.

(B) Chapter two unequivocally recognizes the fact that one of the major reasons people no longer read books as they use to is the thirst or craze for material, wealth or money acquisition. It unveils the verity that people have prioritize acquiring wealth and money over book reading, perhaps owing to changing and increasing demands of the world. Why We No Longer Read Books sees this factor as one of the reasons behind people's seeming non-chalant attitude towards book reading. Interestingly, it brings to cognizance the role of reading books as the bedrock behind all forms of wealth and material acquisition.

(C) Chapter three states irrefutably that another reason behind people not reading books especially amongst growing youths is the preference of academic/educational pursuit over the fundamentally important book-reading culture. Not bad per se the pursuit of academic or educational goals, the write-up observes factually that most institutes of higher learning impose seemingly insurmountable workloads that make students ‘abandon' book reading for the pursuit of their imminent academic accomplishments. Yet, the truth-unveiling classic explains the uniqueness of education or academics as being deeply rooted in book reading.

Interestingly, Why We No Longer Read Books concludes, following the Shakespearian assertion: ‘If you are not informed, you are deformed', that one of the factors, distinguishing an individual at present and in future is the quality of books read.

The target audience is the youth and it is very marketable in book stores, as an educational material and a home package. Also, libraries and other education-supporting outfits can find this classic very useful. Therefore your assistance towards the publication of this great work will be appreciated. Without a doubt, profitability and world fame await you.

In the pursuit of life, peace and liberty we stand and in God we trust.