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Reading books helps build a proper human;  this age-old belief appears to be receiving a jolt in contemporary living, particularly of the young generation. In a world filled with screens and

gadgets, the power of books often gets overlooked. However, it is important to remember that reading is not just a hobby; it is a gateway to a whole new universe of imagination and learning

for children. The magic of books lies in their ability to transport young minds to enchanting worlds, expand their vocabulary, ignite their creativity, and nurture empathy. So, why should

children read books? Let’s explore the reasons behind this captivating endeavor. Firstly, books unlock the doors to boundless imagination. When children immerse themselves in a good book,

they embark on extraordinary adventures, where anything is possible. With each turn of the page, they envision vibrant landscapes, courageous heroes, and mystical creatures. This imaginative

journey strengthens their creativity and allows them to explore the depths of their own minds. Advertisement Secondly, reading books is like nourishment for language development. As

children flip through the pages, they encounter new words, phrases, and sentence structures. The exposure to diverse vocabulary helps them expand their linguistic repertoire and express

themselves with greater eloquence. Reading enhances their communication skills, enabling them to articulate their thoughts and ideas effectively. Advertisement Moreover, books serve as

cognitive exercise for young minds. When children engage with stories, they absorb information, analyse complex ideas, and make connections between different concepts. This mental workout

stimulates critical thinking, problem-solving abilities, and analytical reasoning. Furthermore, books with intricate plots and diverse characters nurture empathy, as children empathise with

the joys and struggles of the protagonists. This realisation of empathy determines their attitude in their social and domestic interaction. They tend to become more flexible and tolerant in

their social aptitude. In addition to intellectual development, reading books is an excellent way for children to broaden their knowledge horizons. Books are treasure troves of information,

offering insights into various cultures, historical events, scientific discoveries, and more. By exploring different genres and topics, young readers become curious learners, constantly

seeking new knowledge and understanding the world around them. Finally, books have the power to shape compassionate and ethical individuals. Through literature, children encounter characters

from diverse backgrounds, cultures, and experiences. This exposure allows them to develop fellow- feelings as they step into the shoes of these characters, understand their perspectives,

and appreciate their unique journeys. Reading helps children build emotional intelligence and nurtures their ability to relate to others with kindness and understanding. Reading of books

prepares the children for their academic and other curricular activities in a much more refined manner. As reading builds higher levels of concentration, comprehending a subject becomes

easier. In -depth study of any subject is not possible without adequate reading. Studies serve for delight ,for ability and for decoration of expression. Reading develops a sense of studies

which facilitates learning and character-building. The journey from education to employment is incomplete without books. The vocational requirements can never be complemented without reading

relevant information. Modes of digital information or use of Facebook and WhatsApp or other social media handles can fill out minds with information but they can not replace the original

context of reading  books. In the post COVID scenario education has been devastated, there has been steady degradation in its standards. One major reason for this is assumed to be the lack

of reading original text books and relying heavily on digital forms of education. This is alarming because apathy of reading would certainly lead to selective studies and suggestive

learning. This in turn stagnates the power of analysis and interpretation. It also leads to stunted growth in creativity. There is every possible chance that we inculcate the habit of

convenient learning. If it happens then it will impact our vocational career in the long run because the learning outcome would be less than desirable. In conclusion, the importance of

reading books in a child’s life cannot be overstated. It is a doorway to healthy living of the mind whose influence reflects even in behaviour and conduct. In such a happening the greater

community is benefited with a better psycho-social living. It is important to open a child’s mind to the wonders that lie within the pages and watch as they sail on unknown errands of

knowledge that will shape their lives forever. Advertisement