Write a letter to the editor on "Encouraging reading habit among the youth".

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Dear Editor

Recently, it has come top my attention that youth nowadays do not read as much. So there has to be a way to encourage our youth to get back to reading. A few decades ago almost everybody read whether it was for fun or researching a paper and even now in certain areas of the world reading is very important. But now since the introduction of technology as a everyday use the reading habits rates have gone down. And the only way to combat that is bu\y reintroducing topics that would appeal to a youth aged group. Maybe instead of focusing on politics and nature lets talk about celebrities and funny things. And maybe that way those topics would catch their attention and spark a growth in youth reading. In conclusion, I hope you look into this and try to understand what I'm saying.

Sincerely
(Your name)

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