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What is the difference between the books in the library and the textbooks we use at school?
Some parents think if their children have time, they should read textbooks rather than fiction and non-fiction general interest books.
Textbooks give us facts. They tell us why something happens and how we should do things. They make us think rationally.
Books in the library are much more diverse. They offer us a glimpse into different worlds, centuries and points of view. We can relax and soak up details and moods rather than just facts. These books help us to be more perceptual.
I think it's important to set aside time to read both types of books.
HON MING-YUET
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