Characters come alive, lessons learned.

Meaning: This sentence describes the way that reading can teach you valuable lessons about life.

Choice of Words: Characters are the people or animals in a story. Come alive means to become real or seem real. Lessons are pieces of advice or instruction. Learned means to gain knowledge or understanding of something. When you put them together, it means that as you read, the characters in the story will seem real to you and you will learn valuable lessons from their experiences.

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• Characters come alive in reader's mind.
• Characters come alive in her mind.
• Characters come alive.
• Characters taught, lessons learned.
• Characters whisper secrets, sharing lessons.
• Characters came alive on page.
• The characters leaped off the page, alive.
• The characters came alive in her imagination.
• Characters came alive in my thoughts.
• The characters came alive on the page.