One of the most poofiest people I know in my friend Ling. I first met her in high school and I still remember. It clearly she was sitting in the corner of the library and completely lost in a thick novel. Oblivious to the childish of students around her, it’s what I said didn’t exist for her. What really caused my attention was not just about the fact that she was reading. But what she was reading, it was some deep philosophies, philosophy books. Sometimes I wouldn’t even think to pick up other age. Over the years I have seen her diva. Oh short, a book from fiction to non-fiction. She has never named herself to one general. One book CE in Grosst in Vietnamese history and the next she diving into a physiological thriller. What is fascinating is that it’s never just about the fact of reading. Every time she finished a book, she seemed to emerge with new insight or question. What I think drives her love for reading ENS, Curiosity and Ling risk not just to escape but to understand the world better. Book as a window to new country earlier.
Band 6+: Describe a person who likes to read a lot. You should say: Who he/she ís How you knew he/she What does he/she read And explain why you think he/she likes to read a lot
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One of the most prolific people I know is my friend Ling. I first met her in high school, and I still remember it clearly. She was sitting in the corner of the library, completely lost in a thick novel. Oblivious to the chatter of the students around her, it was as if they didn't exist for her. What really caught my attention was not just the fact that she was reading, but what she was reading; it was some deep philosophy books. Sometimes I wouldn't even think to pick up at her age. Over the years, I have seen her dive from fiction to non-fiction. She has never limited herself to one genre. One book she read was about Vietnamese history, and the next she dove into a psychological thriller. What is fascinating is that it's never just about the act of reading. Every time she finished a book, she seemed to emerge with new insights or questions. What I think drives her love for reading is curiosity, and Ling seeks not just to escape but to understand the world better. Books are a window to new cultures.
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