Tribute to the Book

Since morning I had been in my room reading a book I got on my birthday. I was so caught up, I didn't realize my mom called me until she picked up the book. At that point she didn't know if to regret buying the book or be happy that her daughter loves reading...
Books. I've always had an extraordinary love for books since I was little and good enough my mom noticed it on time and started gifting me books on my birthday and may I add, those were the best gifts ever. My love for reading is what helped me build my vocabulary to what it is today, if you don't read books, you are really missing out.
In my own words, Reading is the act of breaking down words and symbols for better understanding and taking in of the mind. This act goes a long way in building a person both mentally and emotionally.

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The book that I must say changed my life is "Atomic Habits" by James Clear. This book gives a whole new perspective to our behavior and habits and it teaches us that, we can start building a habit little by little. Honestly, it's a good book and I'm pretty sure a lot of people have read this already.

I don't have a specific genre I would call favorite. For me, as long as the book is educative, interesting, in fact I look for a lot of things in books that's why I read all kinds of books without having a favorite genre. As for my favorite author, it remains and will always be Chimamanda Ngozi. You can agree with me that her books are captivating and unpredictable. What I love the most about her is her ability to stand out in the midst of challenges. She is an inspiration to many girls out there who wish to matter in life, she never allowed being a woman be a limitation and I just love her.

If I had the opportunity to write a book, I would most definitely write out my life story. Not exactly everything that happened of course, but with a little spice. I'd chose to write about myself because I believe the things I have had to go through as a child, there are people out there who would go through the same and they would need advice on how to navigate such problems. As much as I can't be there physically to advice such a person, if the person comes across the book it would go a long way in helping out.

I would love to use this opportunity to recommended that you should read this book "Stolen Focus" by Johann Hari. It centers on how our attention has been drawn away from what's important. You'll definitely not regret reading it.

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I would also love to dedicate this write-up to every writer and reader out there. I pay a tribute to every author and everyone part of the academic community as we celebrate our upcoming Book Day.

Thank you for reading my write-up and I look forward to hearing from you via the comments section. I also specially invite @goodybest, @zekanem and @pandora2010 to participate in this engagement challenge.