Paragraph on My Hobby: Reading

My hobby is reading. I love to read storybooks about animals and adventures. My favourite book is “Pusti” by Sukumar Ray because the poems are funny. Every night, my mother reads a story to me before I sleep. Reading helps me learn new words and understand new things. Our school library has many books, and I borrow a new book every week. Reading is the best hobby because it makes me happy and smart.

My hobby is reading books. I started reading when I was six years old, and now I read for at least one hour every day. I enjoy reading adventure stories, science books, and Bengali folk tales. My favourite author is Humayun Ahmed because his novels are funny and easy to read. I read his book “Misir Ali” three times because the detective stories are so exciting. Reading helps me improve my English vocabulary and understand the world better. I keep a small diary where I write the names of books I have read. Last year, I read forty-five books. My father takes me to the Ekushey Book Fair every February, where I buy new books at low prices. Reading is not just my hobby; it is my favourite thing to do.

My hobby is reading, and it is the activity that gives me the greatest pleasure and knowledge. I started reading at the age of six, when my mother gave me a picture book called “Thakumar Jhuli,” a collection of Bengali folk tales compiled by Dakshinaranjan Mitra Majumder. Since then, I have read over one hundred books across genres including fiction, science, history, and biography. My favourite authors include Rabindranath Tagore, whose short stories explore human emotions with remarkable depth, and Humayun Ahmed, whose novels blend humour and philosophy. I read for at least one hour every evening after completing my homework, usually sitting in my bedroom by the window where natural light falls on the desk. Reading has improved my vocabulary, sharpened my comprehension skills, and broadened my understanding of different cultures and historical periods. I keep a reading journal where I record the title, author, and a brief summary of each book I finish. My father takes me to the Ekushey Book Fair every February, where I buy new books at discounted prices. Last year, I read forty-five books, and my goal for this year is fifty. Reading is not just a hobby for me; it is a lifelong passion that enriches every aspect of my life.

My hobby is reading, and it is the activity that gives me the greatest pleasure and knowledge. I started reading at the age of six, when my mother gave me a picture book called “Thakumar Jhuli,” a collection of Bengali folk tales compiled by Dakshinaranjan Mitra Majumder. Since then, I have read over one hundred books across genres including fiction, science, history, and biography. My favourite authors include Rabindranath Tagore, whose short stories explore human emotions with remarkable depth, and Humayun Ahmed, whose novels blend humour and philosophy. I read for at least one hour every evening after completing my homework, usually sitting in my bedroom by the window where natural light falls on the desk. Reading has improved my vocabulary, sharpened my comprehension skills, and broadened my understanding of different cultures and historical periods. I keep a reading journal where I record the title, author, and a brief summary of each book I finish. My father takes me to the Ekushey Book Fair every February, where I buy new books at discounted prices. Last year, I read forty-five books, and my goal for this year is fifty. Reading is not just a hobby for me; it is a lifelong passion that enriches every aspect of my life.

My hobby is reading, and it is the activity that gives me the greatest pleasure and knowledge. I started reading at the age of six, when my mother gave me a picture book called “Thakumar Jhuli,” a collection of Bengali folk tales compiled by Dakshinaranjan Mitra Majumder. Since then, I have read over one hundred books across genres including fiction, science, history, and biography. My favourite authors include Rabindranath Tagore, whose short stories explore human emotions with remarkable depth, and Humayun Ahmed, whose novels blend humour and philosophy. I read for at least one hour every evening after completing my homework, usually sitting in my bedroom by the window where natural light falls on the desk. Reading has improved my vocabulary, sharpened my comprehension skills, and broadened my understanding of different cultures and historical periods. I keep a reading journal where I record the title, author, and a brief summary of each book I finish. My father takes me to the Ekushey Book Fair every February, where I buy new books at discounted prices. Last year, I read forty-five books, and my goal for this year is fifty. Reading is not just a hobby for me; it is a lifelong passion that enriches every aspect of my life.

My hobby is reading, and it is the activity that gives me the greatest pleasure and knowledge. I started reading at the age of six, when my mother gave me a picture book called “Thakumar Jhuli,” a collection of Bengali folk tales compiled by Dakshinaranjan Mitra Majumder. Since then, I have read over one hundred books across genres including fiction, science, history, and biography. My favourite authors include Rabindranath Tagore, whose short stories explore human emotions with remarkable depth, and Humayun Ahmed, whose novels blend humour and philosophy. I read for at least one hour every evening after completing my homework, usually sitting in my bedroom by the window where natural light falls on the desk. Reading has improved my vocabulary, sharpened my comprehension skills, and broadened my understanding of different cultures and historical periods. I keep a reading journal where I record the title, author, and a brief summary of each book I finish. My father takes me to the Ekushey Book Fair every February, where I buy new books at discounted prices. Last year, I read forty-five books, and my goal for this year is fifty. Reading is not just a hobby for me; it is a lifelong passion that enriches every aspect of my life.

My hobby is reading, and it is the activity that gives me the greatest pleasure and knowledge. I started reading at the age of six, when my mother gave me a picture book called “Thakumar Jhuli,” a collection of Bengali folk tales compiled by Dakshinaranjan Mitra Majumder. Since then, I have read over one hundred books across genres including fiction, science, history, and biography. My favourite authors include Rabindranath Tagore, whose short stories explore human emotions with remarkable depth, and Humayun Ahmed, whose novels blend humour and philosophy. I read for at least one hour every evening after completing my homework, usually sitting in my bedroom by the window where natural light falls on the desk. Reading has improved my vocabulary, sharpened my comprehension skills, and broadened my understanding of different cultures and historical periods. I keep a reading journal where I record the title, author, and a brief summary of each book I finish. My father takes me to the Ekushey Book Fair every February, where I buy new books at discounted prices. Last year, I read forty-five books, and my goal for this year is fifty. Reading is not just a hobby for me; it is a lifelong passion that enriches every aspect of my life.

My hobby is reading, and it is the activity that gives me the greatest pleasure and knowledge. I started reading at the age of six, when my mother gave me a picture book called “Thakumar Jhuli,” a collection of Bengali folk tales compiled by Dakshinaranjan Mitra Majumder. Since then, I have read over one hundred books across genres including fiction, science, history, and biography. My favourite authors include Rabindranath Tagore, whose short stories explore human emotions with remarkable depth, and Humayun Ahmed, whose novels blend humour and philosophy. I read for at least one hour every evening after completing my homework, usually sitting in my bedroom by the window where natural light falls on the desk. Reading has improved my vocabulary, sharpened my comprehension skills, and broadened my understanding of different cultures and historical periods. I keep a reading journal where I record the title, author, and a brief summary of each book I finish. My father takes me to the Ekushey Book Fair every February, where I buy new books at discounted prices. Last year, I read forty-five books, and my goal for this year is fifty. Reading is not just a hobby for me; it is a lifelong passion that enriches every aspect of my life.