As a loyal reader of Reader, I recall that among many magazines, I decided to subscribe to Reader, partly because I like the rich and colorful contents in the magazine, and partly for my daughter.
When my daughter was seven years old, she took part in an interest class and fell in love with the electronic piano. Once, at the request of my colleagues, I bought them the latest issue of Reader on my way off work. When I got home, I flipped through it, but I was still attracted by the articles in the book. When I was immersed in it unconsciously, my daughter naughtily grabbed the book, turned it over and stopped on the song page. To my surprise, she said, "Mom, will you give me this book?" I want to play a better song than other children. "It took me a long time to wake up. My daughter seems to be very interested in the songs in the magazine.
Therefore, the magazine published twice a month gives her daughter great encouragement and motivation. Every time she consciously learns the songs in the current reader. It is precisely because of this persistence that daughters are often praised by teachers. A few years have passed, and the tacit understanding between my daughter and me has made life more warm.
And I, the luckiest thing, met readers three years ago because I helped my colleagues.