Card 9: E-books and Reading

1. Do you prefer reading e-books or printed books? Why?

   I prefer reading printed books because I enjoy the tactile experience of turning pages and the smell of paper. However, I also appreciate the convenience and portability of e-books, especially when traveling.

2. How often do you read books?

   I read books almost every day, even if it’s just for a short period before bed. Reading is a relaxing activity that I always look forward to, as it allows me to unwind and explore new worlds and ideas.

3. What kind of books do you enjoy reading?

   I enjoy reading a wide range of genres, including fiction, non-fiction, fantasy, and biographies. My favorite genres are historical fiction and mystery, as they provide a blend of entertainment and knowledge.

4. Do you think e-books will replace printed books in the future?

   While e-books are becoming increasingly popular, I don’t believe they will completely replace printed books. Both formats have their own unique appeal, and there will always be readers who prefer the physical experience of printed books.

5. How do you choose which book to read next?

   I choose books based on recommendations from friends, reviews, and my personal interests. Sometimes, I pick a book by an author I like or a topic that intrigues me. Book clubs and literary awards also influence my choices.

6. Do you think reading is an important habit? Why or why not?

   Yes, reading is an important habit because it enhances knowledge, improves vocabulary, and stimulates the mind. It also fosters empathy and creativity, allowing readers to experience different perspectives and worlds.

7. What is the last book you read and did you enjoy it?

   The last book I read was “The Night Circus” by Erin Morgenstern. I thoroughly enjoyed it because of its enchanting and immersive storytelling, as well as the richly developed characters and magical setting.

8. Have you ever recommended a book to someone? What was it?

   Yes, I often recommend books to friends and family. One book I recently recommended is “Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind” by Yuval Noah Harari. It offers a fascinating and thought-provoking exploration of human history and evolution.

9. Do you think reading can help improve your language skills?

   Absolutely, reading can significantly improve language skills by exposing readers to diverse vocabulary, sentence structures, and writing styles. It also enhances comprehension and critical thinking abilities.

10. How do you feel when you finish reading a good book?

    When I finish reading a good book, I feel a mix of satisfaction and a sense of loss. The story stays with me for a while, and I often reflect on the characters and themes. It also leaves me eager to start another book and embark on a new literary journey.

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