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The last time I went to a bookstore, I noticed a boy who instantly picked 4–5 books. I was quite surprised because that day I had bought only two books, and it had taken me almost an hour and a half to choose them. At first, I felt happy seeing that there were others like me — that today’s young generation still takes an interest in books. In the end, I couldn’t help but ask him, “Looks like you’re also really fond of books.” In the beginning, from the way he spoke, it seemed like he was a genuine book lover. But after a while, I began to feel that there was more show-off than substance in his words. Finally, I asked him if he had ever read any work by Mitch Albom. I told him I was planning to read one of his books, so if he had, he could suggest something to me. He said no, he hadn’t read any. Then I asked him if he had at least heard of Mitch Albom. He replied, “Unfortunately, no.” After that, I stopped talking to him and went back to selecting my own books. The surprising thing was that on top of his chosen books was Tuesdays with Morrie — Mitch Albom’s most famous work. It’s quite disappointing that most young people today see books merely as decorative items. Their connection with books often goes no further than taking pictures of them to post on social media.
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