How can you promote the interest of young people like you to read comics specially in the present generation where everything it's already internet dependent?

hey! I'm part of this generation, and I find it sad that everybody now relies on internet than books. growing up, yes I had a phone and yes I had a tablet, but both of my parents were really responsible when it came to them. I only had one day that I used them in it, which was Fridays, right after school until 12 am that day. other than that, I wouldn't see my phone all week long. I thought at first it was pretty annoying, cuz none of my friends parents did that to them. but in fact, I thank them a lot for doing that. also, every night, my mom would come in, get a book and let ME read it, not her. she used to ask me what do I like reading, and I used to tell her what I liked by then. also whenever I had any trouble with my studies, they used to tell me "figure it out yourself". you might think that's bad parenting, but in fact, their ways gave me something that nobody else I know has. they gave me a sense of responsibility and how to become independent and don't rely on anyone, not even for the simplest things.

I know I've written a lot, but I just wanna share that with everyone here. when I grow up, I wanna become a parent just like them and teach the next generation how to become independent.

what are your options ?

i would say years or cherry blossoms

at hatfield elementary school, there are 504 students in 7 classes. each class has the same number of students. what is a good estimate of the number of students in each class?