ielts speaking Part 2 and 3 about Book That You Would Like To Read Again

Reading can be seen a part of modern culture and has become easier than ever thanks to the advent of technology. If books and specialized documents were only available for scholars and those with high social status in the past, anyone with curiosity and burning desire to learn can now get access to such materials easily. People can read not only from printed materials such as newspaper or magazines but digital ones like eReaders or online.

I don’t have a habit of reading before going to sleep but in the morning instead. I am an early riser, which spares me lots of time to schedule my day, starting with reading. Normally, I often exercise first, make myself breakfast before grabbing my unfinished book. I don’t have a study room in my apartment so the balcony is my favorite place to read. There’s nothing I rather do than sipping a cup of coffee and immersing myself in a good book for hours.

I presume it’s not only me but the vast majority of avid readers are left unsatisfied, or more honestly, disappointed when books are adapted into movies since its lack of persuasion and significant details. Original books are always more in-depth with consecutive plot line, which makes them more fulfilling and convincing.Movies, on the other hand, tend to focus more on visual and sound effects that they fail to deliver the true message of the story. Hence, most people who have read the story find its film adaptation unappealing.

Ebooks are the advancements of modern technology and have rapidly becoming popular among readers, especially those who constantly commute. You can store hundreds of ebooks in your cellphone or eReader and read anywhere you happen to be, which is probably one of the best advantages ebooks have over paper ones. However, with those who prefer the smell of printed papers and the weight of an actual book on their hands like me, nothing can replace printed materials, not even ebooks.

Personally speaking, I’m not a fan of novel but from my observations, only the teenagers have time to read novels. I guess for others, they have to spend time on working and studying but as far as teenage girls are concerned, I have to say that they read a great deal.

Since I’m not an elderly person, what I’m going to say is just guesswork but old people are really into novels which tell about the daily lives of ordinary citizens or those books which give them the chance to reflect on their life. This is because, they are at an age where spiritual well-being is of more importance, and many old citizens would choose books containing some philosophy or moral lessons to read. The reason I feel this way is they can not only can while away the time, they can also improve their personality and pass the experience they read onto their grandchildren.

I strongly disagree with this view. Although the advent of the internet gives us a wide array of options when it comes to reading, like we can read ebooks on our laptop or Ipad, nothing can compare to the experience of holding a book in your own hands, and read it from cover to cover. Another point is that you can jump to the page you want to read by turning your fingers and browsing for the desired contents with your eyes, which is much more convenient and user friendly than having to use a computer screen or a mouse to do the job.

As far as I can tell, reading brings people a wide range of benefits. Firstly, I’d put it down to the fact that you can broaden your horizons and improve your outlook on life. The thing is the more you read, the more knowledge you acquire regarding the world around, and this helps you learn to accept and tolerate differences in life. The second point worth mentioning is reading can be an entertaining activity as well. Comic books are a prime example, which gives you a good time through the witty comments and funny drawings as well as a suspenseful storyline.