I would like to share about

myself as a reader, College

reading is all about strategy.
Depending on what you're
reading, you'll need to utilize
different types of reading and
reading techniques. I always
spend a lot of time in reading.
In a sense I think this has made
me a better reader because it
has forced me to read things
out of my comfort zone and
things that I may never have
known existed. When looking
at myself as a reader I’d have
to say that I like to read more
story of life than to read things
like novels. I think that reading
as an English major has made
me very critical and challanged
me to notice what is really
good writing and what is sort
of just done for the
mainstream. We must
maintain our reading
comprehension, because
reading is not simply knowing
what words you have read, it's
the ability to look at what
these words say and to figure
out what they mean. I like
reading a fantasies where I can
become attached to a certain
character or relate to
something that is occurring in
the text. I think I could relate
my reading level to different
levels of the spectrum; I enjoy
really great literature that
challenges me to ask questions
and figure things out myself,
but I also enjoy biographies
that are easy to understand
and done in a way for
pleasurable read and we can
get more lessons about life
and the way how other people
engaged different rigor and
how they determined to fight
against those problems. Lastly,
I really believe that reading
changes us, that's why I love
reading.