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Why do I read books a lot?



Books have given me a place to explore what its like being inside a fictional person and how they struggle in their lives and sometimes you can relate to some of those issues because sometimes in life for myself, I remember why I wasn't reading a lot I felt alone without words and disturbed by the wrong friends and people, when I went back to reading again, I feel more wiser and smarter than before and understandable with how characters go through things to make them understand the worth of life and problems, plus when you have God he makes those things grow bigger through books for me, I began to believe and accept God and Books are my friends not people because you'll always be going through drama with friends, but if you have God and Books you don't go through any problems, you feel happier and free to express your views and mind, I found it hard to express myself and things that I really felt but Thank to God and Books, I don't feel like that anymore because I've realized Characters are people, they go through the same life we do they might be fiction but sometimes you can relate and understand them, they also teach us bookworms how people are in the society we live in today, Racist, Fake friends, Beauty issues, Disability and all sort of problems humans we face everyday in our life time.


Thank you for listening to why I read books a lot.
xo
SeekingBookWorm

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