When we read we exercise our memory and imagination, much more than watching TV. Those who practice reading not only benefit from what they learn, but also have fun with what they get.
Regardless of the degree of instruction you have, spend some time reading is not over. So did Pope Paul VI (1963-1978). Of him they say that he was a great fan of reading. They say that when he was traveling he had a suitcase loaded with almost a hundred books. Apparently, he wanted to have a small mobile library to have where to choose according to the time, place and circumstance.
Nothing enriches the senses, sensibility, human desires as much as reading. I am fully convinced that a person who reads, and reads well, enjoys a lot better life, although he is also a person who has more problems in front of the world.
Said by Mario Vargas Llosa.