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Reading helps you become an interesting person. (Impress your friends, dates, and future in-laws!)
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Reading
helps you learn how to write correctly. (Get good grades, make your
grandmother happy when she reads your well written thank you notes, and
impress your future boss who will promote you because you express
yourself so well.
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Reading
develops your imagination. (Write terrific stories for school,
cook up funny ideas for friends, and maybe even earn big bucks writing
screen plays for Hollywood!)
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Reading
entertains you. (No more boring car rides, waits in the dentist
office, or too long summer vacations when you can't think of anything
to do.)
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Reading
teaches you about things unfamiliar to you. (Write A+ reports for
school, impress your friends, and earn big prizes on TV game shows!)
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Reading takes you to places you've never been. (Read about actors on Broadway, bullfighters in Spain, an astronauts in space.)
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Reading
introduces you to people you've never met. (Find out how the
Amish live, or how a fireman in New York City spends his day, or what
an NFL football player's practice is like.)
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Reading
introduces you to new ideas. (Learn about the beliefs of the world's
religions, why some physicists believe that time is circular instead of
linear, and how scientists speculate that our thoughts can influence
the outcome of experiments.)
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Reading
takes you to times you've never experienced. (Spend a week in
Colonial times, or experience the burial ceremony of an Egyptian king,
or learn what life was like when William Shakespeare was writing Romeo
and Juliet.)
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Reading is FUN! (Laugh out loud! Gasp in disbelief! Feel your heart beating in suspense!)
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