Why do people in the United States and the United Kingdom still read books?

While the world scrolls, Britain and America still read.

They read stories to feel what others feel.

They read history to avoid repeating mistakes.

They read biographies to steal wisdom without paying the price of failure.

Fiction sharpens empathy.

Non-fiction sharpens power.

That’s why their writers influence the world.

That’s why their thinkers lead conversations.

That’s why their voices travel globally.

A book is not paper.

A book is a weapon.

If you want to rise above noise,

if you want your words to matter,

if you want your mind to dominate rooms you haven’t entered yet—read what others are too distracted to finish.

✍️ by - Abrar Nayeem Chowdhury .

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