Question

write a letter to your friend advising her to visit the public library frequently as possible.

Answer 1

Meenakshi R. Rao.                                                                              28/01/2017
House no. 14,
Moghalrajapuram Road,
Vijayawada,
Andhra Pradesh.

My dear Meenakshi,

I hope you and the family are well. How's your preparation going for the Board examination?

I would like to tell you about the Public Library. Have you been there at all? If you have, when was last your last visit? For general reading as well as for research on our course curriculum, you should go there often. I write this drawing on the good experience I have had over the last six months. They have a good stock of books and keep adding at every opportunity. The present committee and the librarian are very proactive and helpful. Why don't we meet one of these days and plan a joint visit? I assure you it'll be an eye-opener.

Looking forward to hearing from you soon.

Yours sincerely
Kalpana Pathak

Answer 2

Greenfield-15 A

Panchkula

January 28, 2017

Dear Sushma:

I hope this letter finds you in fine fettle. In your last letter you had asked me how to build your writing, speaking, imaginative, creative, analytical skills, and reasoning skills. Well, dear friend the panacea to all skills development is READING.
 
Bacon has rightly said, “Reading maketh a full man; writing an exact man, and conference a ready man.” Reading is an essential basic skill building activity. One’s language fluency is determined by the quality of reading. Besides, vocabulary enrichment, ideas collection, familiarization with different types of writing formats, speaking fluency, etc, all depend upon reading.

I was so fortunate to have been introduced to reading by my dad! He actually did nothing; I just got attracted to it through his own reading habit. Dear Sushma I am proud to say that is the best thing that has happened to me. Then I watched the famous movie ‘Matilda’, which further fascinated me to reading.

My advice to you is read as much as you can. There are millions of books available online which you can access. However, if you don’t have flair for e-books, do go to public libraries in your city. They are the ideal places. You can have the books issued free of cost or you can read them in the reading rooms. That’s how I started. They are the most silent places.

I hope you will act upon my advice and enrich your personality with the magic of reading. Give warm regards to uncle and aunt.

Yours affectionately,

Selma