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Life-Changing Books
Life-Changing Books
Life-changing books
Module #134
Books can teach you a lesson and change your life.
Life-changing books are rare, but they are the books that change your
heart, your mind, and your very way of living.
Why do we need to read life-changing books?
Warming up!
Let’s watch a video entitled “How Reading Books Completely Changed My Life”
by clicking the following link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k39sHqxuv_4
Listening Script Test
Why do we need to have more concepts according to the man’s
explanation?
Where can we pick up new concepts for changing our life?
How can books change your life according to the man’s explanation?
In your opinion, is it necessary for us to read life-changing books?
If yes, why?
Can you mention some life-change books that you have ever read?
What lessons can you draw through reading such inspiring books?
Vocabulary
Informative (adj) : giving a lot of information in a helpful way
Ex.: The educational lecture was informative and worth the trip.
Thought-provoking (adj) : making you think a lot about a subject
Ex.: This is an entertaining yet thought-provoking book.
Bedtime reading (n) : a book, magazine etc. read at bedtime
Ex.: This is a perfect book for bedtime reading.
Enchanting (adj) : very pleasant
Ex.: It's described in the guide book as "an enchanting medieval city".
Heavy going (adj) : difficult to read or understand
Ex.: I liked the film but the book was rather heavy going.
Vocabulary
Poignant (adj) : causing or having a very sharp feeling of sadness
Ex.: The photograph awakens poignant memories of happier days.
Avidly (adv) : in an extremely eager or interested way
Ex.: She reads avidly.
Rivet (v) : If something rivets someone, it attracts and keeps someone's attention.
Ex.: Her performance riveted the audience.
Spine-tingling (adj) : very special and exciting
Ex.: Watching you win the match was one of those spine-tingling moments..
Page-turner (n) : A book that is so exciting that you want to read it quickly.
Ex.: Her latest novel is a real page-turner.
Idioms of the day
To have your nose in a book To read from the same page
To read with intensity To have the same understanding about something
Ex. He has his nose in a book, so don’t Ex. He and I read from the same page when
expect him to come down for another it comes to cars.
few hours.
*You may divide your class into 2 teams: affirmative and opposition. They take turn delivering their arguments.
What is your view regarding this
statement?
Reading books benefits
both your physical and
mental health, and those
benefits can last a lifetime.
*The mentor gives each student chance to say what they learned from this session.
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