THE IMPORTANCE OF READING BOOKS IN THE DIGITAL AGE
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15637643
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Reading, books, knowledge, imagination, digital distraction, personal growthAbstract
In an era dominated by digital screens and instant information, the importance of reading books remains vital for intellectual and emotional growth. Books continue to play a significant role in shaping thoughts, building vocabulary, and enhancing imagination. While technology offers quick content, books provide depth, focus, and reflection. This article explores the lasting value of reading books in today’s digital age.
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