Now that the summer season is over, the gloomy monsoons have crept in. While many enjoy the rainy months, others feel the brunt of melancholy. Overcast skies, muddy streets, and less sunlight are to blame. But, as author Marie Lu says, “Every problem has a solution”. And Shweta Tiwari has found the perfect way to beat the monsoon blues. How? By reading books. In an Instagram carousel, the actress was seen reading Leah Redmond Chang's Young Queens. The dramatic tale follows the story of three powerful queens, Catherine de' Medici, Elisabeth de Valois, and Mary, Queen of Scots. “Don't race. Take your time. Enjoy the journey,” captioned Shweta. Her motivational lines fit like puzzle pieces on how to get over monsoon melancholia.
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Here are 4 reasons why you should take up reading as a hobby during the monsoon season:
If you love monsoon, reading books will become all the more enjoyable for you. The pitter-patter of raindrops outside, mixed with thunderstorms and the amazing smell of petrichor will make your reading experience fulfilling. A sense of bliss is likely to rush through you making you happy.
Feeling low-spirited during the monsoon season? Reading a book is a great way to alleviate seasonal sadness. Once you pick up a book of your choice, chances are that you will get hooked. The result? You will be distracted from the recurring negative emotions that might be taking a toll on your mental health.
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Reading needs patience and individuals with a busy lifestyle are unable to devote hours to the practice. But since you cannot go out in the heavy rain, you likely have a lot of time in hand. This will enable you to get in the good habit of reading. What's more, you can also develop a new hobby.
Scrolling endlessly on cellphones during the monsoon season just because you cannot step outside can be detrimental to your health. But a book acts as a form of entertainment and does not cause any damage to your well-being.
Still need more reasons to adopt the hobby of reading?
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