In previous places, I’ve briefly heard of the term “highly sensitive person” or “HSP” but never gave it much attention. All I knew was that it describes sensitive people and that I relate. It wasn’t until I scrambled upon this book and thought to give it a try, since I am so sensitive and this […]
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We all know that reading (and slow reading) has many benefits for our body. From relieving stress to improving our brain, reading means a healthier life. That’s why we always want to read more and more books. But that’s not always the point of reading. People tend to run after a large number of read books, which
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As readers, we face a diversity of problems within our reading journey. And a reading slump comes on top of the list. We all know that being in a reading slump can be stressful and mentally draining. It disconnects you from books and makes you feel like a stranger. I, myself, see it as a
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Reading well comes from thinking well. That is why the skill of critical thinking is essential for a good healthy reading habit. Critical thinking is something that will save your life, by leading you to the right path and keeping wrong biased ideas away. Critical reading is implementing this mindset with books. It’s about
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Technology was indeed revolutionary. It brought some changes for which you and I are grateful. Nonetheless, it is turning us into different creatures, shaping our brains differently. And affecting numerous domains like reading books. Day after the other, humans are coping with the new life they lead. Devices constantly ask for our attention,
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In a crowded world, people process life around them differently. Around 40 percent of the population are entitled introverts. Those with a special view, prefer to live inside their minds and be aware of themselves separately! Reading tends to be a common hobby among introverts, giving them the space of freedom and imagination they
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In every book, there is a piece of the writer! That’s the quote we’re discussing today. I always loved reading books by different authors and appreciated how each is unique in his way. The philosopher Fiodor Dostoïevski, for instance, never fails to give me this sensation. His writings are just so different that I
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Reading, as an activity, is fun. Let alone trying it from different perspectives as a polyglot! Reading in different languages feels exactly like discovering books all over again. Rumi once said “speak a new language so that the world will be a new world”, and he did not lie. Reading has a
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If you grew up thinking that reading is ‘ just not for you ’, you probably relate to moments like reading a long classic book for school and hating it, hearing about how reading makes you smarter, and never understanding how the quiet kid enjoys those big dull books. Well, that’s fine. Even
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In light of books’ comfortable company, readers often get engaged with the pages and start living inside the book’s world. Imagination is strongly involved while reading as words have neither colors nor images to describe themselves yet your brain manages to fully visualize the image. Moreover, some of the well-known quotes about reading
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