¿Los libros nos acompañan si así lo decidimos? ¿Por qué es necesario que los libros se conviertan en nuestros maestros y amigos leales?

Answer:

We all need friends who would be there for us when needed and who would understand us without being judgemental. And books can be our best And books can be our best friends for life, for all the right reasons. Good books enrich our mind and broaden our perspective towards life. What's more, one can never feel lonely in the company of books.  

Explanation:

¿Los libros nos acompañan si así lo decidimos? Es correcto, los libros nos acompañan si así lo decidimos.

Y la razón es sencilla. Los libros son una gran fuente de de conocimiento e inspiración.

¿Por qué es necesario que los libros se conviertan en nuestros maestros y amigos leales?

Por que en los libros podemos encontrar una gran cantidad de información que nos ayude no sólo a responder las preguntas que nos dejan en las tareas, sino adentrarnos a mundos inimaginables.

Podemos concluir que es muy importante leer. Sí, debemos fomentar el hábito de la lectura y no conformarnos con la información que recibimos en la escuela.

Siempre hay que investigar por nuestra cuenta para aprender más.

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