Books Our Best Friend

Friends are forever and it is certainly true for Books. You make them your companion once and they will be with you for life. Without second thought, Books are Our Best Friends. Technology has changed the form of books, now we can carry hundreds of books in our tablet or smart phone, but the charm of reading a traditional form of book is unique.

For me, I love books; I can spend countless number of hours in a library or a book shop. I like to go through anything on which I can get my hands on. When I read book, they not only entertain, educate and inform me, but they also give me peace of mind. I would say that everyone should form a habit of reading books, for at least half-hour daily. When you read, it is like doing meditation, it channelize your thoughts, provide you new ideas and calm you down. I would like to share some books, which are worth reading.

Recently, I came across an interesting book which solves dual purpose; even though it highlights the questions asked by small growing kids, but I guess it comes as a rescue for adults. As they are the ones who are faced with such questions and many a times get into an embarrassing situation. I am talking about Big Questions From Little People: And Simple Answers From Great Minds which is written by Gemma Elwin Harris.

A soft, simple, light-heart, yet informative book is Big Questions From Little People: And Simple Answers From Great Minds. This book is written for kids, and contains some unusual, yet obvious questions asked by them. As adults we have no time to think of such things, or never searched for answers. For example have you ever thought if there is still any living specie that is yet to be discovered? Or what do we have money? Or why and how elephants developed trunks?

Big Questions From Little People: And Simple Answers From Great Minds is one of those Books which can become Our Best Friend. Has your kid ever questioned as to why you or other adults are always in charge? If you didn't had any convincing answer, then a sensible way out is to appreciate the thinking ability of your kid.

All such perplexing questions are answered by experts from various fields, such as sportsmen, historians, philosophers, naturalists, archaeologists etc. This book can be quite informative for adults too, particularly for those whose small baby is growing up, as they will soon be bombarded by such questions.