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There’s no doubt that reading can make you more knowledgeable, but did you know it can improve your self-care? Scientists have discovered that it not only prevents certain forms of dementia but it can help you beat stress. So let’s take a look at the benefits of reading:
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Here are some of the effects observed by scientists when someone reads. 1. Reading improves your memory. 2. Regular reading leads to a less stressful…
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For centuries stories have been told, telling people tales of morality, religion, and adventures. They’ve occupied countless books of history, become…
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It is thought that humans started writing in ancient Mesopotamia around 3400 B.C. Writing from other civilisations such as the Akkadians, ancient…
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Sounds crazy but speed reading will give you the power to read more than you’ve ever read before and access to more knowledge along the way. Read Faster…
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I've been trying to read more books to improve my vocabulary and grammar. This can be difficult, at the best of times. I've put together a list of 17…
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With the introduction of technology we've become much more lazy as human beings. So how beneficial are books for our well-being? 1. Reading books will…
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In a world where most people are connected to their devices, here are 5 ways reading helps with your communication skills. 1. Reading books helps you…
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