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| − | A '''book''' is a collection of written words, usually upon paper. The [[Bible]] is an example of a book, as well as a collection of books. Books are commonly used for educational purposes in the form of [[text books]], although there is concern about the accuracy of the information contain in them. Due to the high level of literacy required for some, books have on occasion been criticized as being elitist, although a number of books exist for children with a lower level of literacy required. | + | A '''book''' is a collection of written words, usually upon paper. The [[Bible]] is an example of a book, as well as a collection of books. Books are commonly used for educational purposes in the form of [[text books]], although there is concern about the accuracy of the information contain in them. Due to the high level of literacy required for some, books have on occasion been criticized as being elitist, although a number of books exist for children with a lower level of literacy required. Any finite collection of books can be binded together to form a new book. |
Revision as of 14:52, March 31, 2007
A book is a collection of written words, usually upon paper. The Bible is an example of a book, as well as a collection of books. Books are commonly used for educational purposes in the form of text books, although there is concern about the accuracy of the information contain in them. Due to the high level of literacy required for some, books have on occasion been criticized as being elitist, although a number of books exist for children with a lower level of literacy required. Any finite collection of books can be binded together to form a new book.