
Let's have a think about some of the ways literature benefits us. First, it saves our time. Of course, it looks like its wasting time, but literature is ultimately the greatest time-saver for it gives us access to a range of emotions and event that it would take us years, decades or millennia to try to experience directly. Second, it makes us nicer. Literature performs the basic magic of showing us what things look like from someone else point of view. It allows us to consider the consequences of our action on others in a way we otherwise wouldn't. And it shows us examples of kindly, generous and sympathetic people. Third, it's a cure for loneliness. We are weirder that we're allowed to admit. We often say what's really on our minds. But in books, we find descriptions of who we genuinely are and what events are actually like. In the best books it's as if the writer knows us better than we know ourselves. They find the words to describe the fragile, weird and special experiences of our inner lives. Writers open our hearts and minds and give us maps to our own selves so that we can travel in them more reliably and with less of a feeling of paranoia and persecution.

This November is the scheduled month for the English Month Celebration. The English Club together with its affiliate is conducting many activities in order for the students to enhance their English potentials.