IELTS task 2 Some people say that a person's success is as a result of the way he has been brought up by his parents. Do you agree or disagree?

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the path to wisdom and success. In today's society a part of elderly population believes that reading fun books is a wild goose chase,

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should put effort to read factorial or evidence-based books. In my view point I disagree

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notion to a great extent. Today, when development is happening in each and every field, leaving no stone unturned. Reading books

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, Where in the bygone eras call the golden period, people use to read Mahabharata and Ramayana, Due to lack of versatility in literature, and dramas. Now, there is an amalgamation of different genres of books like Comic, fiction, novel, magazines etc.

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of all ages love to read, as they are wrapped in humour along with pictorial presentation, becoming a medium of stress buster and relaxation. Magazines enclose a wide range of awareness regarding – health tips, Law forum – including government policies came into action, Travel and tourism etc. Needless to say that every bit of paper provides an insight to a child upbringing. Another consideration is that reading books has

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if merits over an individual. It offers a find speaking or fluency, increases concentration, and focus of attention, increases their reading habit. Abbe fitting example is that inculcating a reading habit in a school going child can be dealt smoothly by comic and pictorial books. Reading story books at night offers a calm and composed sleep. Understandably is that each book has its own effectiveness.Reading story books at night offers a calm and composed sleep. Understandably is that each book has its own effectiveness. I conclude, though that evidence-based reading is beneficial and has its own importance in the society. I reiterate that children should not be forced to read only a certain kinds of books.