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Describe one of your most useful books.
You should say:
what the book is
how you got it
what the book talks about
and explain how useful it is.
Well, I guess I should start off by telling you something about what the book is, and I'd like to pick The Children's Encyclopedia, or literally, The One Hundred Thousand Questions. I read it in my childhood.
And then, in reply to how I got it, I received this whole set as a birthday gift from my father when I was 6 years old.
Moving forward onto the area of what the books talk about, as you can guess from the name, the set of books covers many areas that a child might be curious about. It taught me about geography, biology, chemistry, and physics. Of course, at that time I wasn't able to distinguish the difference between the subjects, but the books attracted me so much as a collection of the natural mysteries in my eyes. I loved these books and read them whenever I could. Until now, I can still remember how excited I was when I first lit up a light by connecting wires and batteries.
In the end, in response to how useful the books are, well, this set of books really broadened my horizons. It proves that my frequent accress to the books not only cultivated my interest in natural sciences at a very early age, but also helped me build strong experimental skills through hands-on experience. Both these two things benefit me greatly in my current work and study.
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