A book is a printed medium made of paper and cover material (cardboard, fabric, leather). Despite the popularization of virtual, more compact media, such as a computer, disk, e-book and others, the book remains a convenient way of spending time, a pleasant gift and a companion on a long journey. The attitude to the book was brought up practically from the moment of writing the first printed creation and still remains a question of ethics and the cultural level of a person.
Instructions
Step 1
The book is the result of the work of several specialists: a writer, sometimes a compiler, an illustrator, a layout designer, printing workers, and so on. Disdaining the book is tantamount to recognizing their work as meaningless.
Step 2
Money was invested in the purchase of the book, albeit small, but earned with some difficulty, whether it be your work or the work of the one who gave you this money. Disrespect for the book is equivalent to disrespect for the owner of this money.
Step 3
You can't fold the pages to find where you left off later. Pages are torn at the fold. Use special bookmarks.
Step 4
Do not lay an open book upside down. This is how you rip up the binding and crease the pages.
Step 5
Dust is the enemy and killer of books. Periodically wipe the outer surfaces of books with a slightly damp, clean cloth.
