Why Do You Love to Read?
Books are my Valium. If I’m having a bad day, I open up a great novel and escape to a place that doesn’t have piles of laundry, dirty dishes, or runny noses. It doesn’t take long, sometimes just fifteen minutes of being immersed in someone else’s problems (preferably of the adventure-filled variety), and I’m better able to face my own.
There’s nothing quite as delightful as setting your world aside and stepping into another. I love making friends with characters, loathing the villains, trying to guess what’s going to happen next, feeling the anxiety, the fear, the joy, and the accomplishment. Reading is the best vacation, and you never have to pack.
Why do you love to read?
There’s nothing quite as delightful as setting your world aside and stepping into another. I love making friends with characters, loathing the villains, trying to guess what’s going to happen next, feeling the anxiety, the fear, the joy, and the accomplishment. Reading is the best vacation, and you never have to pack.
Why do you love to read?
4 Comments
prerna pickett
I’m not picky, but right now I want a really good fantasy.
Trisha Leaver
I read because sometimes the only way to retain my sanity after a long hard day is to lose myself in someone else’s story.
Lindsay N. Currie
Ahhh, this is how I feel. I really look forward to bedtime, when the house is quiet and everyone is sleeping but me. I grab my book and read until my eyelids are so heavy I think I can’t read another sentence. Heaven.
William Kendall
I read to escape!