Books(2)

Block 3 Books Books are valuable objects in our life. I had a friend who was very poor. He came from a family with little money. Though, he was a good reader and he read lots of books. He had a habit of reading all kinds of books. He could read the textbooks and apply what he learned from the books. He also liked to read for pleasure. When other kids watched television for entertainment, he read books for entertainment. My friend was a good reader and a hard worker from a poor family. Though, he became so knowledgeable of the books he read that he was awarded scholarships to attend university. My friend read books for work and for pleasure. Books gave him the opportunity to learn and succeed in life. Therefore, a book can provide knowledge, which in turn provides critical analysis for the reader. Books can provide information, which is necessary for learning basic ideas about the world. Books can also provide entertainment, which can give fun and enjoyable experiences to the reader. Whether you are in pursuit of knowledge, information or entertainment, books can provide enrichment to one’s ideas and learning process. The reader of books will be open to new ideas and help he or she analyze literature and learn about the world around them.
First, Books provide a lot of information to the reader. For example, When someone reads a book for information, they will have better comprehension of the material because they can access more information, reread the information, and reading also requires more effort from the reader to absorb the information. Another benefit of reading for the purpose of information retrieval is books tend to have the source of information with the material. Finally, information is harder to attain while listening over the radio and or watching the television.
First, books can help provide knowledge or a skill for the reader. For example, The reader can learn about