In this modern era in which we live, books are no longer the resourceful tools they once were. No longer does anyone sit by the fire and curl up with a nice book. This can be blamed on that wonderful invention of the 1950s, the television. Television has been a mainstay in our homes now for some fifty years, and will continue to be there for many years to come. What is the bad side …showed first 75 words of 1119 total…

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