I love the ambiance where people including children, adults and the old are reading books.
BOOKS! Yeah those compiled leather-bound pages in which the words of wisdom and language full of emotions are pen down. To some people these books are not only their source of inspiration but their best friends too, for whom they develop a deep sense of awe and respect. It's the positive reflection of the people's interests and aspirations that they are imbued with a revolutionary ardour for books. However, most positive response has been received from the online books' websites as they are an easy access for the people. Well, still the people have shown at least a significant fervour and there is a marked increase in the readership too. Sadly, the pirated books are sold in the shop like hot-cakes. This is quite distressing for the publishing companies and the writers as it results in low value felt for the intellectual labour and the creative notions of the writers as well as the poets. That pirated books should not become the bread and butter of the shops, libraries should be encouraged and the publishers should cut down the prices of the original hard-cover or paper-backs books down to a minimal level. In this way, the number of avid readers will increase as everybody can easily purchase books and even go to libraries to amuse themselves with the novelty and royalty of the "special" message their chosen book is going to offer!
BOOKS! Yeah those compiled leather-bound pages in which the words of wisdom and language full of emotions are pen down. To some people these books are not only their source of inspiration but their best friends too, for whom they develop a deep sense of awe and respect. It's the positive reflection of the people's interests and aspirations that they are imbued with a revolutionary ardour for books. However, most positive response has been received from the online books' websites as they are an easy access for the people. Well, still the people have shown at least a significant fervour and there is a marked increase in the readership too. Sadly, the pirated books are sold in the shop like hot-cakes. This is quite distressing for the publishing companies and the writers as it results in low value felt for the intellectual labour and the creative notions of the writers as well as the poets. That pirated books should not become the bread and butter of the shops, libraries should be encouraged and the publishers should cut down the prices of the original hard-cover or paper-backs books down to a minimal level. In this way, the number of avid readers will increase as everybody can easily purchase books and even go to libraries to amuse themselves with the novelty and royalty of the "special" message their chosen book is going to offer!
