Black
clouds covered the sky as a group of silhouettes crowded around a dark deep
hole in the ground. An old wooden coffin was lowered into the ground. The first
silhouette snickered, “Good job boys. They are almost all dead.” In the coffin
lays a tattered and beaten paperback book. The silhouette stepped out in the
moonlight revealing the evil beings.
Kindles, Nooks, iPads, and other devises laughed and stalked back into
the shadows. The paperback book is an endangered species in the modern days,
and needs to be saved.
Most
people are attached to their electrical devises, then they forget about the
other things you cool use instead of computer like objects. Some people lose
the feeling of a new soft cover with fresh pages of an actually book when they
use E-books. The Ranger’s Apprentice paperback has a really soft cover
and clean pages when you buy it brand new. The smell of a brand new book is so
fresh and clean, that I only really like buying books brand new. The smell
sticks with you if you have a deep love of books. You can curl up in you nice
warm bed and read a book, then go to bed tried. If you read an E-book the
bright screen makes you more awake, and then you never stop reading until it’s
either really late or you devise dies.
Paperback
books can be borrowed easily from a library or friend. If you go to the library
then you get the enjoyment of getting out of the house and a nice quiet place
the read. E-books are really hard to download or barrow. You have to deal with
email, the place you are getting the book and the actually devise, just to
barrow a book. To buy a book if you not logged on you have to login and the
find the book, click buy and accept the buy. Books may cost more in regular
stores than E-books, but if you go to the thrift shops you get cheaper books
for next to nothing. For Nooks you can
only shop at Barns ‘n Noble. You can’t go anywhere else that’s cheaper and use
your Nook. Plus teachers are more likely to let you use a book that let you
read an E-book in class. Other kids are going to be tempted to steal a
expensive tablet than a regular book that isn’t as expensive.
A
paperback book was walking down a quiet street late at night. He got a creepy
feeling like he was being followed. All the sudden, he heard footsteps, like a
herd of elephants. He stopped and turned around. The footsteps stopped. A voice
spoke out of the shadows. “Well, well, well, if it isn’t a paperback.” The
paperback coward in fear as the Nook stepped out of the darkness with his gang
of tablets. Blaring blue and red lights flashed in the night. “Put you screens
up!” hollered the mysterious voice. “We’ve been made boys,” screeched the Nook.
The gang of tablets let out a low grown. The paperback sighed in relief. He’s
going to live another day.
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