Are they worth the time?


So it just came to me, 
Why are readers made fun of?
They say that there is life outside of books and that you are wasting your time reading something that's not even real.
Well, I beg to differ. Books are a gateway to a whole new world. A world that's entirely your own and you're free to interpret it in various ways. They also teach you things, things that are almost impossible to see and feel in the real world. They teach you humility, integrity, importance of hard work, keeping faith, and most of all: Good always triumphs over evil. They also teach you that if one dies, it's okay to move on and do what you're supposed to do because the truth is life does go on. They teach you that friendships, just sometimes, friendships do last forever. 
They are a source of strength. They are not boring, they are a way of living.
Anyway, that's what I believe. And to answer the question...YES! Books are completely and fully worth the time and effort.

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