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"Sleeping Fires: a ..."
SLEEPING FIRES I There was no Burlingame in the Sixties, the Western Addition was a desert of sand dunes and the goats gambolled through the rocky gulches of Nob Hill. But San Francisco had its ...
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MARIE CLAIRE BY MARGUERITE AUDOUX TRANSLATED BY JOHN N. RAPHAEL WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY ARNOLD BENNETT AND AN AFTERWORD BY THE TRANSLATOR LONDON G. BELL & SONS, LTD. 1911 _This...
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People who read little, know less and people who know little, decide wrongly.
Reading helps not only in getting knowledge but also in improving your language skills. What is more, it develops your words' store. It means that you are able to communicate in easier and more interesting way with others. You can say word, not look for that one which "run away". Reading stimulates to thinking and builds your imagination up, which is really important skill. It is helpful, not only in your lifetime, but also at work. Because of it, you are able to be more interesting person. More, you can be upon as a person much more creative.
Summing up, reading improves language, knowledge and imagination. During reading you exercise your memory and concentration. Moreover, it can get you rocks off... of course, if a book is interesting.
Reading has never been a pointless activity, so I hope nobody have doubts that it is good to read books.