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What do you like to read? What do you like to read?

I think that we can’t live without books. I consider that books are with us during all our life.

I think reading is important. Books help us to discover new things. Books can tell us a lot about interesting things, they help to educate people.

People like to read different sorts of books. Some people like to read historical novels. Others prefer stories about imaginary people and events.

Teenagers are interested in books which help to solve their problems.

I like reading very much. But I can’t say that I like to read only one sort of books.

If I need to get more information about some things I read non- fiction books, biographies or Reference books.

If I want to relax I read books about love and adventure. These books are full of passion and have interesting story lines. They make me forget the problems of everyday life.

I read newspapers and magazines if I want to be in the know of everything. They are packed with the latest news, information, fashion and facts.

So, I like reading. If I find the book wonderful, I can’t put it down until I finish reading it.