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良好的阅读习惯 The Good Reading Habit

The Good Reading Habit
The Good Reading Habit

I like reading novel books very much, and now I have read a lot of books. Thanks to my parents, they lead me the road to fall in love with these amazing books. I open my vision and learn a lot outside the class. Every day before I sleep, I will take out the books and read them for an hour. This good habit helps me to know more about the world.

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我非常喜欢阅读小说，现在我已经看过很多书了。多亏了我的父母，是他们让我爱上了这些神奇的书，开阔了我的视野，也在课外学到很多东西。每天在我睡觉之前，我都会拿出书，看一个小时。这个好习惯帮助我更多地了解世界。
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