Little Mole Who Knew It Was None Of His Business By Werner Holzwarth

The ability to read and write is a gift. Back than many people cannot read or write, but most people today can read and write. Unfortunately, they are wasting this gift. Perhaps I am misusing this gift also. Reading can give you an idea even you were not at that time, can change a person’s habits, also can capture the reminiscence scene during reading the book and lastly able to learn new information. Because the power to read and write is a present, people can learn new information and imagination through reading.
The first time I read a book was a Korean book called “The Story of the Little Mole Who knew it was none of his Business” by Werner Holzwarth. I was 4 years old when I read this book. This book is about a mole comes up to ground …show more content…
It is difficult to fix habits. However, if you receive inspiration deeply by reading a book, it will remain in your head forever, helping you to keep thinking about the habit. It is like I did not read any book in my life. When I was young, I did like to read science nonfiction or novels. However, as I get older I did not touch a book unless I was forced to read by school or my parents. In high school, that was my heyday of reading career because I read majority of books in my whole life during high school, however, as I am looking back right now I cannot think of any summary of books. Gerald Graff who wrote a book called “Disliking Books at an Early Age” talks about a little Jew boy who does not like to read only he read necessary effective to his grades which result when he got to college, he could not still correlate to the context. Like so, I was forced to read in high school even without considering student’s personal interesting reading type. Clearly, it was a passive reading which results reading a single book took protracted amount of time to read also did not stay on my head. The cycle of obligatory reading lead me to even harder to read books. However, by reading “Disliking Books at an Early Age” there is one thing people can learn from this book which is a person can change by an event or …show more content…
When Aaron was eight years old, he read “The Rabbit and the Turtle”. Though “The Rabbit and the Turtle” is for children, we could extract hopeful lessons, if we look at this book closely. “The Rabbit and the Turtle” not only he learned that people should not be lazy when people try to reach for their goals but also do not be conceit yourself even though you think you are going faster than others. He likes to recall a memory from “The Rabbit and the Turtle” because he has pictures from the moment of scenery. He enjoys to read sports magazines and comic books when he was younger describing or characterizing himself as a lazy reader. The other his favorite book is “Harry Potter”. He enjoys reading “Happy Potter” even though it is enormous book because he entertained imagining when Harry Potter uses magic skills to fight with ghosts and comparing with his imagination and the movie. There is one thing I need to learn from Aaron is patient because when I look at huge books, I begin to think why would I even bother to start reading if I am not going to finish the book. When we are living our life, there is many times require patience. Aaron is already developing his self-control by challenge reading huge books which I really admiring about