Well, actually I'm a bookworm and I prefer reading the

books about self-management and self-development. Of

all the books I've ever read, "Make friends with time" is
the most important to me. Not only did it teach me how
to control my daily life but also it helped me develop
logical thinking about different opinions and views. The
most important thing I've learned from this book is that
even time elapses every minute and every second, we can
still be the masters of time by planning our daily lives. I
remember when I was at college; I often wasted all day
doing nothing. After borrowing this book from library, I
have thought to stick to the plan in the book and it has
turned out to be very successful. So even today, I still
find the book is very important to me.

I learn grammar, spelling, and phrases automatically, as

a side benefit to the main benefit of pleasure.  It has
broadened my perspectives to write a lot but to write well
you have to read a lot.  
 
Computer can be an alternative maximum times but it
can never completely replace books. It is because books
have an ethical value.
Computers are but obviously a much more efficient and
easier way to get hold on millions of books, all at once.
But books just have something to them. When we read
the same matter on a book and a computer, the visuals
of the book’s pages are more likely to stay on our mind
and we understand better through them, than the
system. Thus, books can’t just be flushed of by the
computers.