“My first experience with dark humour was through the book Animal Farm by George Orwell, suggested on my seventh-grade reading list. Twelve-year-old me who only immersed herself in the fantasy world of Harry Potter would never have fathomed delving into such a genre.”

“No other experience can outdo the one of being lost in a magical world, be it falling into Middle-earth or finding yourself enticed in Wonderland. If that seems good to you, then, my friend, you are heartily invited to plunge into the magical land of fiction!”

“Since I am someone who would instead physically read a book or read it while listening to it, I don't turn to audiobooks as many others do. Some people swear by them, yet a few people still argue that audiobooks don't count as reading. I, for one, disagree. I believe that one's love of reading shouldn't have to abide by subjective rules about what really "counts" as reading. “

“Each one has its pros and cons, and choosing the best option for you or someone you know is reliant on many factors.”

“The best way to cultivate the culture of reading and further develop a love for it is to start reading or to make someone else start reading during childhood.”

“Imagination is the one thing no one can snatch away from you and books are a great way to enhance it, allowing us to dream big in a world where creation, individuality, and newness prevail.”

“‘Halwai...’ He turned to the small dark man. ‘What caste is that, top or bottom?’ And I knew my future depended on the answer to this question.”

“Reading slumps happen to the best of us. They don’t always occur immediately; sometimes they gradually creep up on us.”

“Shoving multiple heavy texts on a child is likely to increase their disregard for books. Sometimes, a different approach is needed, and graphic novels and comic books offer this alternative.”

“Fear not, here are four realistic tips that can help you to become a voracious reader in an easy and fun way at your own pace.”

“If you’re regretting the lack of reading time in your life—or if you just want to learn—you’re not alone. In order to read more, reading needs to become a habit.”

“According to many researchers, children who frequently read are more likely to achieve a higher score on exams. Additionally, they develop better critical thinking and creative writing skills.”

"Due to the wide variety of genres however, many similar literary genres are often confused for each other. Take magical realism for example.”

“Partaking in one is the starting point to an exciting journey of self-improvement no matter where you are and what your past experiences with reading are.”

“ To encourage and nurture the development of reading within young students, kids must be encouraged to choose their own books, make their own decisions, and see reading as a gift rather than an obligation. “

“Mystery books tend to suck you in and make you feel like you are solving the mystery right there alongside the characters. Feeling like you are there to find that tiny little clue or reveal the culprit can be very rewarding.”

“All in all, books have immense power to aid people through hard times by providing a character who is deeply affected by a problem that the reader can relate to emotionally, physically, or mentally. “

“An individual who suffers from a reading disability displays difficulty with reading. Reading disabilities are mainly classified into three categories: dyslexia, hyperlexia, and alexia. While they all fall under the same umbrella term, there are many key differences in the symptoms and severity of each disorder.”

"Reading should not be presented to children as a chore or duty. It should be offered to them as a precious gift" — Kate DiCamillo, an American author of books for both children and adults.

“Even as adults, when we read, we come across many new words and tidbits of information we never really heard of before, which help ensure that we are ahead of peers in the workforce. However, a common question is how to incorporate reading as a part of a heavily work-packed life.”