The more one reads in childhood, the more it earns in the future

«< The house in which there are no books, like the body, devoid of soul
. Three economists from the University of Padua (Italy) studied 6000 people from nine different European countries and concluded that people with access to books as a child now earn substantially more than those who grew up with a small book luggage or no books. < br>
They studied the period from 1920 until 1956, when just in Europe there was a reform school and was added to the one-year compulsory education. The researchers calculated that an extra year of education increases the average human lifetime income by 9%. But for children with a little reading the book, this figure rose by only 5%, and for those who read a lot - as much as 21%

. The explanation for this phenomenon gave the well-known British neuroscientist Susan Greenfield. According to her, nothing to develop children's brain is like a book, as the literature is the best catalyst for thought processes
Therefore, it is the number of books that have been read as a child depends on the ability of logical thinking and concentration in adult life. < And instill in children a taste for reading - the best gift that we can do it







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