What would you do if there were no more books to read?
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Re: What would you do if there were no more books to read?
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-- 08 Apr 2016, 16:10 --
I would freak out!
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If it was still possible to read on line I would be alright. If there was no literature available at all though it would be a terrible disaster!
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If the government still continued to destroy books and literature, you could still write or at least make up stories for your children. Eventually, people will hunger to write down events and their own stories - I think it is part of human nature to document what is happening and what we are thinking and even government bans will never be able to completely erase literature.
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Next to reading, I also like to write and practice drawing so I guess I'd still have something else to do.
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