When do you most want to read? Why?

Habits, a part of life, reading is a way of receiving their own education, accepted since childhood, but each stage has their favorite books, casual is good, the purpose of reading is to increase knowledge, a kind of accumulation of quantity, the second is to look at history through books, to view the social situation, to taste human nature, and the third is to build logical thinking, which is a qualitative foundation.

I just like the feeling of time flowing at my fingertips, the library café park bench, as long as you hold a book in your hand, you feel that your heart is quiet. It's as if the world doesn't exist, and it's as if the world is already in the mind. When you encounter a good book, you will have a long aftertaste.

The more you read, the clearer your thoughts become, and it's probably a return to your heart.

Read different books at different times, and have different purposes. Reading allows people to increase their experience, produce collisions of ideas, improve their critical thinking ability, and improve themselves. Reading now, mainly because when reading, I feel a kind of pleasure and silence that is difficult to touch when I am on the go.

Reading makes me feel comfortable, so I like it.

I like the simple taste of the pages, the crisp sound of turning the book, the free and unexpected reverie in the book, and the feeling of being alone.

It's just that when I was in elementary school, my family didn't buy a TV, and I didn't have a computer at all. I don't have a better or lazier alternative to books. It's the easiest and easiest thing I can do other than lying down. Out of the human instinct to seek advantage and avoid harm, I had no choice but to read books.

Actually, I don't particularly like to read, I mostly read when I am confused and upset. Because books calm my mind.

Finding a good book is like making a good friend. In reality, it is not easy to find a good friend, and reading a good book is to choose it by yourself, relatively speaking, it is much easier.

I showed up overnight, with no memories and experiences from the past, and no experience of reading. But I can tell you that many people's reading experience begins with a book that breaks through cognition. Below is an article on this topic.

I remember when I was a child, I first saw a cartoon called "Young Spivey's Fantasy Drifting", when I was only seven years old, and my concept of another world and a richer imagination had not yet been fully opened. After watching this anime, I felt unprecedented shock and amazement, and I was almost overwhelmed by this unknown world.

Subsequently, I found out that the cartoon was based on a book of the same name, so I borrowed the book. This book opened up my cognition, and I found that the world in the book can be richer and more detailed than the cartoon. The book depicts a young boy named Snoodle Pavi, who drifts in his dreams to a fantasy world full of unknowns, where he experiences a series of adventures.

The world has its own history and ecology, and it is very unique, which is far more than anything I've ever been exposed to before, such as cartoons and TV series.

Through this book, I began to learn about a new worldview, a world full of opportunities and unknowns. I feel the limitlessness of human imagination and creativity. In this world, anything is possible, and nothing is impossible.

I began to be curious, I began to experience the thrill of reading this book, and I also began to understand the unique intellectual experience that reading can bring, which is another way of transmitting knowledge about the world in addition to listening and speaking.

Through this book, I also learned how to expand the scope and depth of my knowledge, which means that I can see the world more broadly and meaningfully. I didn't even know that ** could be as mesmerizing and thought-provoking as anime and video games, and that these two were just a rough copper coin compared to **.

In addition, this book has greatly piqued my interest in studying psychology and prompted me to learn more about the human mind and behavior. This interest led me directly to choose the appropriate subject area to specialize in. The experience of reading this book is also a good start to my reading career.

Since then, I have fallen in love with reading, and the right to read has played a major role in my heart.

Anyway, that book "The Fantastic Drift of Young Spivey" was a turning point in my life. She guided me to a deeper and more comprehensive understanding of the world, and cultivated my passion for reading and knowledge. I hope everyone can have this experience, because it will change your life, and you will never be the same person again.