I would like to invite all those who love to read books. Add a section of the book you read and for those who want others to read give an opinion :)
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  • Hey there (: I love reading! I mostly read any kind of literature, both in Spanish and English (Except technical books) Right now I'm reading Lovecraft's complete work in English, and Dream in the Red Chamber in Spanish. I'm not so good at analysis, though. 

  • Hi friends! Please I am not used to reading before but now I believe that reading can proliferate my knowlege. Please which type of book will I start with? So that it won't be boring to me and I will be able to go further.
  • Hi friends! Please I am not used to reading before but now I believe that reading can proliferate my knowlege. Please which type of book will I start with? So that it won't be boring to me and I will be able to go further.
  • Hi friends! Please I am not used to reading before but now I believe that reading can proliferate my knowlege. Please which type of book will I start with? So that it won't be boring to me and I will be able to go further.
  • Enise I wish I could read books in Farsi, but I am no Persian and never learned much from my friend in university. I think that while you are all working on learning English you will be better served by finding books in English to read. Then when you have become really fluent in English you can trade between languages.
    I am not saying to only read in your L2 language but you should read as much as you can that way. Your L1 is useful for reading newspapers and things in everyday life, but your new language (your L2) for now is English and reading is the easiest and least painful way to learn new words and improve grammar.
    Remember that a baby does not go to a language class but hears the words put together every day and by that learns the meanings. By reading you do the same thing except it takes you a little more time usually than a baby. But the baby doesn't have a mind already crowded with concepts and words so can concentrate on language more than we can. Some day I hope to learn Farsi and also Arabic if I live so long. Then you can bet I will spend my days reading in the language that I am trying to learn. :D
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The Eight - Catherine Neville

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