How do I into reading?

ignore those read Macbeth

Macbeth is also in the same curriculum, but might be challenging to read when starting off from the style of English.
still worthwhile to read, but i wouldn't start off with it.

I meant McGruff

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Unless you plan on becoming a playwright yourself, why read plays? They're meant to be performed.

but the vocabulary, prose and stories can stand on their own.
i tried to compare a play to a film script, but the latter is much more visual than a play.

Read something fun, I started with mistborne the final empire
Also I find reading harder as I get older with work and social life, and have recently gotten in to audio books.
And fuck nigs who say actually reading the words instead of taking in the information is what matters

1: Read books you like.
2: Have a scheduled reading time, I read roughly half an hour before going to sleep, more than that if I have time.

That's a beautiful gif.

Faggot.

Start with the Greeks

These and also unironically Stoner

I wasn't big on Shakespeare in high school until my English teacher gave us an assignment to help us interpret it. We read the play, and then we watch the movie adaptation, and then we read it again. Really helped. I started doing it with other plays until I felt comfortable just watching them by themselves.

this.
we should make stater pack for people like OP

Stoner seems like a good book to read both at the beginning of your intellectual life and again when you are a very old man

Imagine being this new