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Oh The Places You Ll Go Reflection
Reading is an essential component in life triggering creativity and imagination. Reading is my escape from reality. With the help of an English to Vietnamese dictionary, I was able to read my first English book called “Oh! The Places You’ll Go!” written by Dr. Seuss. The message in this children book along with the process in learning how to read this book became the stimuli for me to pursue my aspirations, and to overcome the challenges in my path.
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