Okay! Somebody gag me quick cause I am thinking AGAIN!!!!.......................

I taught myself to read at an early age, so I never knew the proper book etiquette. I do recall the hard bound books take a bit longer ot break in, but they last longer too. As for paperbacks, they can get ruined easily. If you go someplace with a lot of water (the beach, a wet bus stop, etc.) you can get a serious waterlogging. So, I try to stay careful

As a young child I was encouraged to memorize as much of the Bible as possible because in some countries it is not allowed and if we memorize it we will always have it. I can see something that specific being restricted, but not all books, and not with the electronics availability. I think it is great to memorize, though.

I sure hope that dont happen here.
and now I am thinking I know somewhere in history in another country and (germany ) comes to mind that they burnt all the books they could! and I still not sure it was there.
But I do remeber reading something of the sort in history books.

The day is comming when there will be world wide access to every book ever written. It will all be on-line. Knowledge and communications are getting better. Also when the entire world can communicate on-line, maybe people can understand each other better and maybe stop some wars. Things are getting better.Of course, we will have to find something to do with all those empty book shelves.

you think you can just order any book but there a books that are banned and we never even get to know about them, I wrote an article about this several months ago as well.

hi,my friend.i wish we will find any book we want to read online or in library.but it is ideal.you know there are lots of secrets in the long history and the government will not tell you all the things. best wishes

hi,my friend.i wish we will find any book we want to read online or in library.but it is ideal.you know there are lots of secrets in the long history and the government will not tell you all the things. best wishes

hi,my friend.i wish we will find any book we want to read online or in library.but it is ideal.you know there are lots of secrets in the long history and the government will not tell you all the things. best wishes

i have heard of farenheit 451 but never read it. hard to tell what will happen in the future but when i was researching the banning of books in different countries i did see that some libraries in your country do this quite often (including this book i gather) although the government isn't any longer. could be a slippery slope...

i love books and i love reading. for me reading is the equivalent of breathing. i could never last a day without leafing through some magazine or newspaper or relaxing with a good novel before bed. i sure hope none of that futuristic crap will happen in our future. i do remember though, vatican used to burn books they deemed as heretic. wasn't dan brown's book the da vinci code lambasted by the church?