Q: Do you prefer reading physical books or digital ones?
A: I prefer to read physical books because it offers me a variety of benefits. One important benefit is how choosing books that appeal to me at the library is an enjoyable experience in itself. I love browsing through the shelves and soaking in the tranquil atmosphere at the library. It never fails to help me calm down and relieve my stress. Just recently, I visited the library at the Japanese Association. I was impressed by how the patrons sat quietly in straight rows when reading a book, immersed in their own world and not disturbing anyone else. I also mentally applauded the thoughtful and eye-catching displays. Christmas was nearing, and the librarians found two cut-out books of Santa Claus. I feel that it is only when we read physical books that we get access to a vibrant community: the librarians who clearly love their work and like-minded people who love books. So, I suggest that schools encourage students to read physical books so that they not only improve their reading skills, but also strengthen their connection with the community.
