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| Solitary Reader |
With colleges
and schools closed due to COVID-19 and families confined at home,
books arouse the minds and boost well-being. This
April 23, World Book Day is being observed by a solitary reader in lock-down. Books
are more significant than ever to stimulate minds and inspire hope. Launched in
1995 by UNESCO, World Book Day celebrates the joys of reading, and the authors
who have shaped our world. The aim of the
event is to encourage more children and youth to discover the pleasures of
books and reading by providing them with the opportunity to have a book of
their own. World Book Day celebration 2020 - the first to occur with
billions of people under lockdown - recognizes the key role books play in our lives.
Food, water, and medicine are obvious essentials right now. We rely on these
things to survive. Technically, however, we don’t need lots of the other stuff
that was a given before the corona virus pandemic made shut-ins of a huge chunk
of the global population. The children and students of colleges their books
what was purchased prior to global shutdown. Books play a significant role in our life. For the majority of people, books are
part of their everyday life. A book is like a best friend who will never walk away
from
you. Books are packed with knowledge,
insights into a happy life, life lessons, love, fear, prayer and helpful advice.
Why book are important Essay. Books are
very important to the development of a child because
it not only helps them in school, but it also makes it easier for them to
understand new subject matter. Books are important because they give us insight into
stories and lives we otherwise wouldn't be able to experience. The key benefits
of reading books are Cognitive Mental Stimulation and Brain Exercising, Vocabulary
and Knowledge Expansion, Lower levels of Stress and Tension Relief Helps with
Depression and Dysthymia, Memory Improvement and Better Focus, Strengthens Writing
Abilities, Enhances Imagination and Empathy.-Govin
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