Reading in the real world may not be as popular as it once was. Today children enjoy the tempting screens of their new iPhone 6. Majority of readers today may also do better in school than those who don’t read. The wide variety of books can be overwhelming but can allow access to far away magical kingdoms or possibly the troubles of a teenage vampire. Whether an athlete or a nerd, reading provides unlimited access to information or interesting stories.
For example, the educational genre in reading can help with success and gaining a lot of great job opportunities to obtain at an older age. With a vast variety of educational books, anyone can read about history and science while being able to study for English, algebra, and possibly a foreign language. Also, the constant vocabulary that devours the pages in a book can help someone who wants to become an author or a poet. Although many may not want to be a poet, they can still do better in every time consuming class that they have.
Furthermore, not every book that is available to read doesn’t have to be full of educational perks or difficult-to-pronounce vocabulary. Books about werewolves, vampires, magical kingdoms that seem realistic, or even the normal high school teenage drama can be interesting and enjoyable genres. Many teenagers today are skeptical about reading dramas, fantasies, or even action books. The teenagers that enjoy reading and take the time to read diverse genres will have an active and vast imagination. Many of those who read these books can connect to the main character by personality or just looks.
Therefore, reading can contribute to earning a diploma or being held back another stressful year in high school. Although not a very exciting hobby to some, when picking up the right book and digging within its cream colored pages could begin to open up a whole new world that has never been explored. While waiting on just the right person to take within the books’ kingdom, the reader may not understand the meaning or setting of the book but it will show them the meaning and beauty of a story now bound with the reader forever.