Question

nothing can ever replace the book conclusion​

Answer 1

Answer:

I think children need real books, not digital ones (World of knowledge, September 7). They should be able to feel and smell the paper. There is nothing more pleasurable than going to a bookstore or a library. When I was a child, I looked forward to Saturday because it was on that day that I would go to the library.

We were allowed to borrow 10 books each. During summer holidays we practically lived in the library. We didn’t need iPads to keep us entertained. Our imagination took care of that.

Jean Francoise Ng Lewis, Dubai

I miss my times in Singapore, where I could use my library card to borrow four books per week (that was the maximum limit).

Schools here should hold reading sessions before classes start in the morning. It doesn’t matter what language the book is written in. Reading will allow the mind to warm up. A half-hour session should be enough.

Answer 2

Explanation:

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