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In a world increasingly captivated by short videos and electronic gadgets, the timeless wisdom of books remains unparalleled. "A room without books is like a body without a soul," said Cicero, reminding us of the profound impact that reading has on our lives.

Mohammad Aziz, a 72-year-old bookseller from Raba, Morocco, epitomizes this love for reading. Spending 6 to 8 hours daily immersed in books, he has read over 5,000 books in French, Arabic, and English. For more than 43 years, he has held the esteemed position of the oldest bookseller in Raba. When questioned about placing books outside, vulnerable to theft, he wisely remarked, "Those who cannot read, do not steal books and those who read books are not thieves."

In an era where our younger generations are increasingly drawn to fleeting reels and digital distractions, Aziz's dedication serves as a poignant reminder. "The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go," Dr. Seuss wrote, encouraging us to foster a deeper connection with books.

Let us inspire our youth to embrace reading, to explore the endless realms of knowledge and imagination that books offer. In doing so, we nurture minds that are curious, informed, and enriched—an invaluable legacy for future generations.

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Sorry, Sorry, Sorry,

Sorry, I wasn’t listening
To a single word you said
I drifted off into the mist
That grew inside my head

Sorry, I wasn’t listening
I didn’t hear a sound:
I went where dreams of dream have dreams
And sky and ground swap around

Sorry, I wasn’t listening
Aliens were at the door
Asking for directions
To the planet XR4

Sorry, I wasn’t listening
Some pirates came for me
First I had to walk the plank
And then I made them tea

Sorry - I wasn’t listening
I don’t know what went on
Could you say it one more time
Hang on – where’ve you gone?

James Carter

Sorry, Sorry, Sorry, by James Carter - Kids Poem - Learn English pronunciations Sorry, Sorry, Sorry, by James CarterSorry, I wasn’t listeningTo a single word you saidI drifted off into the mist That grew inside my headSorry, I wasn’t lis...