Reading books helps us learn, imagine and grow. Books take us to new worlds, reduce stress and improve our thinking, vocabulary and communication skills. They also boost memory, focus and empathy by making our lives richer.

But there are several reasons why students may not read books daily, including –

1. Lack of interest and motivation hinder daily reading due to uninspiring content, poor reading habits and competing distractions.
2. Insufficient access to books or reading materials limits daily reading due to financial constraints, lack of libraries or scarce resources.
3. Competing distractions such as social media, video games, TV and smartphones divert students’ attention, prioritizing entertainment over reading habits.
4. Overloaded class schedules, homework and extracurricular activities leave students with minimal time and energy for daily reading habits.
5. Complex vocabulary, abstract concepts and irrelevant content make reading challenging leading to frustration and disengagement among struggling students.
6. Struggling readers face obstacles due to limited vocabulary, poor comprehension and inadequate literacy skills, hindering daily reading enthusiasm.
7. Students’ preference for digital media such as videos, podcasts and online articles overshadows interest in traditional physical books.

In conclusion, Reading books is essential for personal growth, knowledge and development. It broadens perspectives, enhances critical thinking and fosters creativity, making it a vital habit for students to cultivate daily.