Books are a Storehouse of Knowledge

                         Books are a Storehouse of Knowledge

Books provide us with information and instruction. Books are true friends. In a 2000 survey, Johan Gutenberg, the inventor of the printing press, was named the man of the century for his discovery of the printing press. The press made it easy to print tens of thousands of copies of a book, meaning any book was easier for readers to get, whereas printing was not before the invention of the press, because then books were made of stone or tree leaves. And were written.

 

                                            

We know about books from history or anything else. That is why we should value books. Here are some ways to appreciate books : 

* Do not hold books with dirty hands, otherwise the books will become dirty. You should not read books while eating or drinking, otherwise the food will fall on the books.

* Do not turn the pages of books. Most people are in the habit of turning the page of a book or keeping it open when they have to leave it. Don't even mark where you have stopped reading, put a piece of paper there.

* Do not place books on top of each other in the cupboard. The pages are pulled out of the time of extraction and the book explodes again and again.

* Make reading friends to read books. Encourage other children to read books. Exchange books with reading children and discuss with each other before buying books so that each reader buys a book on a different subject and everyone can read it alternately.

* No part of the books should be cut. If you have something special keep, note it down in your notebook or get a photocopy.

* Someone's book should be asked for and read and returned correctly. It is bad to tear pages from a book. Stealing a book is also a bad thing.

* Do not abuse the journal. Take care of them too. Make a note of general knowledge or other special items from the requested book or newspaper. This will give you a wealth of knowledge.