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˜”*°•.˜”*°• Sheri  •°*”˜.•°*”˜ | 2138 comments Mod
How does reading shape your life?


message 2: by Joi (new)

Joi | 3 comments Reading is my life. I love it. I have no other hobbies.


message 3: by Maria (new)

Maria | 6 comments Cannot imagine a day without reading. It is not only the stories but the characters that stay with you forever.


message 4: by Icewineanne (new)

Icewineanne | 725 comments Gives great insight into human nature & people from other cultures


message 5: by Barbara (new)

Barbara Kyle I feel bereft if I have no book to read. Bless all libraries for the service they provide.


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Connie Anne Kikta | 5 comments Reading is an escape from this crazy world. It takes me to many places and teaches me about different things, cultures, etc. I would never be able to get to in "real life".


message 7: by Julesy (new)

Julesy I don't recall a time in my life where I did not read. Even when I was in college, I read fiction to escape from the pressures of studying. I guess that is the key. Reading takes me away, whether positive or negative, to somewhere else. I have learned so much from books: recipes and cooking, how to deal with people or situations, visiting far and away countries. I always like talking to my husband about something unusual or evocative from the books I read as he doesn't read (a TV-watcher).


˜”*°•.˜”*°• Sheri  •°*”˜.•°*”˜ | 2138 comments Mod
I do have other hobbies but I agree with all these reasons. I grew up in a dysfunctional, abusive household and books were a way of escape and I can't remember a time I didn't read.


message 9: by Jenny (new)

Jenny (diggensjenny) Sheri wrote: "I do have other hobbies but I agree with all these reasons. I grew up in a dysfunctional, abusive household and books were a way of escape, and I can't remember a time I didn't read."

I agree, Sheri. I also grew up in an abusive household, and reading was the way I could cope with life.


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