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8 Science-Backed Reasons to Read a (Real) Book

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8 Science-Backed Reasons to Read a (Real) Book

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Reading a physical book, along with increasing intelligence, , can also help the reader better understanding of the subject as they flip the pages. The article also explains how it can makes people more empathetic and it increases brain power and functionality. https://www.realsimple.com/health/preventative-health/benefits-of-reading-real-books

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reading non-fiction improves your social life by making you feel more connection with people. a study shows non-fiction readers are more empathic than fiction readers, which makes them more social.
https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/quiet-the-power-introverts/201104/how-reading-improves-your-social-life
danielle brown

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The Truth About Outside Reading: Why It's Important To Read.

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The Truth About Outside Reading: Why It's Important To Read.

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Its important to read because it will help colleges get to know you by the types of books you read. It will also enhance your vocabulary, and make you a better writer. Outside reading is also relaxing and will reduce stress levels by up to 68%.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/kat-cohen/the-truth-about-outside-r_b_5997698.html

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A Key to Short- and Long- Term Career Success. By: Carol J. Carter

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A Key to Short- and Long- Term Career Success. By: Carol J. Carter

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One reason to read would be to expose yourself to new things. To learn to ways to solve problems, new ways to achieve one thing, and to explore one thing that may become your career and may be successful.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/carol-j-carter/reading-skills-a-key-to-s_b_3390766.html
Dana Smith