Books -Our Friends and Teachers

Books can be divided into two main groups:

Fiction books tell us

A story in which someone tries to find a murderer or a robber is a

A library is a place where you can..... books.

A book in which someone writes about his/her life is called

A group of sentences about the same idea is called a

You use it for looking up words you don't know. It's a (n)

The outside part of a book is called a

Books are a wonderful source       [about, of, by]knowledge.

I borrowed this book      [at, from, of]the library.

'Hamlet' is a tragedy written      [with, of, by]Shakespeare.

You'll have to look       [at, after, up]the meaning     [at, in, on]the dictionary.

I found 'Escape from Time' by Andy Treen very exciting and I really           [amused, enjoyed, delighted, about]reading it. It's a story       [on, about, with, from]a boy called Troy who goes on a journey to        [follow, ask, look, find]for his friend. It wasn't what I had expected, although I am interested       [at, in, of, about]science - fiction. I thought this story would be like films I had seen, but I           [explained, realized, showed, believed]after a few pages that it was      [more, much, too, even]interesting than a film. Troy goes to many places and times. He         [divides, shares, joins, adds]his knowledge with different kinds of people. Then he moves on. The last part of the book           [discovers, shows, says, describes]the meeting between Troy and Zyra when they are both caught         [from, by, with, without]some space criminals from the future. The book is really quite             [sad, funny, shocking, frightening]with some excellent jokes about time travel in it.