A book is an adventure. It creates a whole story in your
mind. A book is something that you can jump into and let your imagination run
wild. It lets you become a character in the book and lets you take journeys
along with them. A book is a movie played within your head. It is even better
because you use your mind and creativity while reading. You create your own
version of the characters and you have your own preferences. People in their
boring everyday lives can fall into a story of romance or adventure. There isn’t
one book that is the same which means endless possibilities of places and
people to engage in. Everything has its own back story and future in a book.
Some of it is told and some you play out in your mind. Either way a book’s
story can come to life and jump off of its pages and create a whole new
exciting world.
On e-books v. books: I find
both are very important. There is something about have a both in front of you
and flipping through the pages. It is much easier to find things and there is
almost a comfort to it. Many people prefer to have a book in front of them
which is why I believe that although e-book sales are increasing that actual
books will survive. Eventually I believe that there will be very few book
stores but I don’t believe that they will go extinct because many people prefer
them to electronic books. E-books have some glitches that I'm sure will improve
in the future but not everyone will jump on the wagon, so to speak, as many
have already. E-books are popular because
you can get them right away and for a few dollars cheaper. There will be a more
constant flow of e-book supporters but there will be people who stay true to
the ever original paper books.
I agree that book stores will never actually go extinct, even though they will probably be limited. There are too many people who prefer them to e-books.
ReplyDeleteAnd that's why you should read the book, see it in your head, imagine all the characters, then be diappointed by the movie. This a because the adventure people create in your head can't be made by cameras and special effects.
ReplyDeleteI like your analogy that books are an adventure. I agree that books are like movies.
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