To cultivate interest in reading, you must first abandon this deep-rooted idea. You might as well start reading again with a trying mentality. Some books are indeed boring, such as some professional books, but most of us can start our daily reading with books that interest us.
If you are afraid of reading books that are all text at first, you can start by reading picture books. Such as: Zhu Deyong, Jimmy Comics, etc., with high quality and good content. There are a lot of comic books to choose from, so don't miss any that pique your interest in reading.
In addition, to get yourself interested in reading, you can also choose some best-selling books first. The content is relatively easy to understand, but it is not recommended to read for a long time. After you become interested, you can then choose more classic books to read. . You can choose those that are closer to your own life, such as inspirational, workplace, life aesthetics, psychology, emotions, etc., and gradually allow yourself to accept a large amount of reading text, and start to have the habit of reading text.
If you want to continue reading and have the desire to read, your mentality is also very important. You must have a strong desire for knowledge and curiosity. When you keep wondering why, you can find the answer by reading. In the process of finding the answer, more questions will arise. If you want to know more, you need to read more books and do more Study and explore, and at the same time communicate with friends, so that your interest in reading will become stronger and stronger, and your soul and thoughts will become richer and richer.
Reading is the cheapest noble act, and it is also the easiest way to grow and progress. There are now various reading apps. Reading e-books is cheap and convenient, and the price of paper books is also low. Not very expensive. Either the soul or the body must move forward on the road, so stop scrolling on Weibo, follow TV dramas less, and read more! I believe that reading can bring beautiful changes to us all.
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