Psychologists and educators have long noted that reading fiction increases empathy. For teenagers, who are often navigating complex social hierarchies and internal identity struggles, seeing themselves reflected in a character can be a life-saving validation. Furthermore, reading about lives vastly different from their own helps teens develop a worldview that is inclusive and compassionate.
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