Uncountable Hobbies

There are uncountable hobbies in the world, some of them hard to imagine, but if a list of the most common ones was to be done, “reading” would probably appear in the top three.
This activity has been around for longer than it is possible to think of. As a consequence literary studies have acquired a certain relevance over the years and as this happens, other fields like psychology or science tend to get involved in the matter, raising questions such as that of the potential of reading to change lives. Thus, and because every question leads to opposite opinions, this essay will focus essentially on a brief analysis of this suggestion by presenting arguments both in favour and against it.
On one hand, anyone who picks up a book will find it

Another point to be kept in mind is that although there are many genres in literature not all of them will leave an imprint on the reader, instead the individual will only be truly stimulated by one or two. By the same token, when a writer wants to produce a book one of his intentions might be to please the reader but his main goal is to be able to express his ideas according to his thoughts. In other words, he doesn’t strive his book to cause a live changing impact. Having said this, it is evident that literature doesn’t exist for the purpose stated

For example, it is imperative that literature and the appetite for reading are presented to people from a young age. This way, reading will help the children in their growing process and later on in their lives they will certainly have an affinity with books. Yet, if this is the case one must also have in attention that there must be an healthy balance between dealing with the reality and fictional worlds because even though literature is a great escape from reality if one stops being able to distinguish it from what is fictional, it will have negative