Our Friends and Teachers

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invention of a telephone

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Yes, they can

Books are our friends and teachers

The English proverb says, "Books and friends should be few but good."

Charles Kingsley describes a book as something more wonderful than a living man, saying it teaches us and opens its heart to us like a brother.

Charles Kingsley describe a book as anything more wonderful than a living man, saying it teaches us and opens its heart to us like a brother

Books teach people to live and help them understand what should be done and what must not be done.

Books teaches to be good people

 In ancient times, books were written by machine

 In ancient times, books were written by hand, and only a few copies were made. Sometimes several men were needed to copy a book because the work was slow.

Because they are important

Books can be considered friends and teachers because they teach us, guide us, and help us learn many things about life and the world.