Olivia: I like eBooks better. I can carry lots of books in one app, so my bag stays light. I can write notes, highlight parts, and change the font size. If I see a hard word, the dictionary helps me right away. I can bookmark pages and search keywords. I can download books in seconds, read offline, and continue reading on any device with the same app anytime, anywhere.
Liam: I still prefer paper books. Reading on screens hurts my eyes, and the glare worsens the eye strain. Notifications pop up and distract me. If the battery dies, I have to stop reading. Some eBooks need app updates or internet access. Pictures and charts look too small on a screen. Apps are also unreliable. Once, an eBook I saved became corrupted and would not open.
Sean Jung R&D Division Director kids/1768363389/1613368150
1. Why does Olivia like apps?
2. What hurts Liam's eyes?
3. How can dictionaries help you?
1. Do you like paper books?
2. What stops your reading?
3. What is your favorite book?
Olivia: I like eBooks better. I can carry lots of books in one app, so my bag stays light. I can write notes, highlight parts, and change the font size. If I see a hard word, the dictionary helps me right away. I can bookmark pages and search keywords. I can download books in seconds, read offline, and continue reading on any device with the same app anytime, anywhere.
