Title: Why Do Some People Hate Books? – Spreeder
Headings: Why Do Some People Hate Books?
Why Do Some People Hate Books?
Insufficient Reading Skills
Irrelevant, Obsolete or Indifferent Reading Material or Style
Lack of Concentration
Insufficient or Wrong Schooling, Lack of Family Support

Content: If as a child you were surrounded by the wrong type of books, it’s only natural that today they don’t seem as appealing as they do for a bookworm. An avid reader has generally discovered the pleasures of reading from an early age, and is used to reading a lot. Not mastering the art of reading at a young age might make it difficult for people to fully grasp how rewarding an experience reading is, something that persists as they get older. Lack of Concentration
People who tend to get distracted often and easily will find it hard to really delve into a book and get into the lost in the images and ideas that reading can bring. Too much stress or anxiety in life can make reading a difficult and frustrating experience they justifiably want to avoid. If you can’t focus on reading and your mind constantly wanders off to think of tomorrow’s deadline or business trip, it’s only natural that you’ll prefer another activity to reading, something that doesn’t require you to concentrate. Insufficient or Wrong Schooling, Lack of Family Support
If your parents didn’t really promote reading and they didn’t read much themselves, you probably don’t have the same urge or curiosity to step into the world of reading. A bad experience with bullying classmates, or too strict or inattentive instructors, might also give people an inclination to dislike reading if the only reading the do as a child is in the classroom. Book reading ought to be a lifelong engagement, whether you want to briefly escape from the everyday world, or whether you are seeking new knowledge and wisdom. Even if you didn’t have all the reading advantages as a child, remember that mastering the art of reading is not really an age-restricted practice.