The Wonders of Books: 21 Ways Reading Makes You a More Valuable Person

Abraham Lincoln’s mother died when he was nine years old, but he was very close to his stepmother who urged him to read. Although he had barely one year of formal education, through books and his love for reading, he educated himself. Later in his life, he became one of the greatest presidents of all time.In one of his popular writings entitled: “Abraham Lincoln’s Letter to His Son’s Teacher,” he made this passionate appeal to his son’s teacher, among other things:“Teach him, if you can, the wonder of books...”There are countless other examples of ordinary people who have risen to the top of their career and profession by taking advantage of the hidden treasures in books.Unfortunately, nowadays, young people do not seem to find reading interesting. And that is probably because they do not know the benefits accrued to reading books.In this book, you will come in contact with ideas, insights and wisdom that will challenge and inspire you to think new thoughts, and motivate you to do something phenomenal with your life. Specifically, you'll learn the following:(1) 21 ways reading makes you a more valuable person(2) What to read and how to read for maximum benefit(3) How to cultivate a lifetime of reading habit(4) Disturbing facts about reading culture among black nations(5) 6 reasons why many youths despise reading(6) Striking thoughts of great people on benefits of reading books and self educationAnd much more!This book is for young people who are going somewhere!

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