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Dr. Seuss I Can Read With My Eyes Shut Analysis

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For many people, reading is a necessity: they read directions, tests, and labels. For other people reading is a joy: for me, however, reading has been very difficult. “The more that you read, the more things you would know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go,” wrote Dr. Seuss I Can Read with My Eyes Shut. My past reading experiences have set me back as an adult.
Growing up I didn’t really like reading I wasn’t really into books, but I did read cat in the hat little red riding hood. I was a different type of child I like to play with my cousin. I like to skate and bus car windows; sit the trash can on fire. I wasn’t a good reader so I didn’t read a lot I don’t know why I thought reading wasn’t really that important that I do

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