Immersing yourself in a good book
is excellent for stress relief; Reading for as little as six minutes daily
can lower stress levels by 60%. It physically helps to reduce our heart rate,
ease muscle tension, and ease into a relaxed state of mind.
Though by the end of June, I had
completed reading 12 books as per the set time and target, this year’s TBR took
many twists and turns.
Thought of reading certain books,
but got into reading new ones along with favourite casual reads like –
DELHI IS NOT FAR by Ruskin Bond
GRANDMA’S BAG OF STORIES by Sudha
Murty
SHORT STORIES by Bret Harte
Moreover with many personal
engagements couldn’t find time to write reviews for books like:
Same as Ever By Morgan Housel
It didn’t start with you by Mark
Wolynn
Tales of the Open Road by Ruskin
Bond
The power of fun by Catherine
Price
Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll
An Oak Tree in the Garden by
Narendra Murty
Whereas with regard to the following
books, reading, writing, reviewing, and sharing on social media and other sites
were carried out promptly.
1. Late blooming cherries
2. Tasty tiffin
3. Starry starry nights
4. Brave inked emotions
5. Take your time and hurry up
.6.The less you preach the more
you learn
Reading is a lifelong skill
that improves memory, builds a robust vocabulary and foundation of
knowledge, and adds a richness and depth of meaning to life for all those who
can access true, deep comprehension and gradually leads towards True reading.
True reading means complete
involvement. Understanding the essence of every book, every chapter, every
paragraph, every sentence, every word! True reading means taking the book to
the heart!
That’s why Reading is considered
as one of the best habits anyone can possess. Reading helps a great deal in
building our confidence, reduces stress, and puts us in a better mood. It also
develops our imagination and provides us with a fortune of knowledge.
With regular reading, I expect my
reading to improve gradually to meet my TBR goals.
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