Set 1: Essay On My Favourite Book
My favourite book is the autobiography of Mahatma Gandhi. This book is called ‘Experiments with Truth’.
In this book Gandhiji gives us an account of his whole life from a very early age. He shows us how he had many faults but tried to overcome them all.
The book is written in a simple and pleasing style. It is not meant to impress people, but to show them how a great man tried to conquer himself.
The book reflects the pleasing personality of Gandhiji. We realise how he became devoted to truth from an early age. His moral perfection and the spiritual beauty of his character make us love and admire him as we read his autobiography.
Gandhiji’s autobiography is an instructive and inspiring book. We get a glimpse into the mind and spirit of the Father of the Nation. We realize that we have a lot to learn from his inspiring example. To mention only a few of his good qualities-they are honesty, selflessness, truthfulness, religious mindedness, humour and non-violence. Our lives would be quite different if we modelled them according to the example of the Father of the Nation.
Set 2: Essay On My Favourite Book
Books best friends. They do not get us into trouble, do not lie, do not fight with us, and do not carry tales. Instead they give us a lot of information. They console us in our sorrow, and they make us forget our problems.
Most of my spare time is spent reading books. With the help of my parents I can boast of having a good collection of books which include children’s novels, classics, Aesop’s fables and encyclopedias.
The Encyclopedia Britannica is my favourite book. I can get the best information from its pages. It is a storehouse of knowledge. It teaches me many things. And I refer to it over and over again, especially when I have to do some school project work. Even otherwise I flip through its pages just D to browse through or to admire the colourful pictures on a variety of subjects.
I use my Encyclopedia as often as I can because it gives me peace of mind and true happiness.
If you want true and long-lasting friends, then choose good books.
Set 3: Essay On My Favourite Book
I am fond of reading books. Whenever I come across a good book, I do go in for it.
Books are the precious life and blood of the authors. They contain the best thoughts and feelings of their writers. They are written after years of labour and patient study. A good book is the outcome of years of labour spent by the author.
Books are of different kinds. There are good as well as bad books. With the facility of printing, books are being produced in thousands everyday. But some of them are not fit for good readers. My favourite book is Ramcharit Manas. Goswami Tulsidas is its author. The style is lucid, simple and natural. The language is sweet, idiomatic and interesting. Every sentence is gripping, every word is well chosen.
Dashrath was a famous king. He was the king of Ayodhya, Rama his eldest son was sent to the forest for fourteen years at the request of queen Kaikayee. Rama went to the forest with his wife Sita and younger brother Laxman. In the forest, Sita was carried off by Ravana, the king of Lanka. So Rama invaded Lanka.
After a fierce battle, Ravana was killed and Rama got back Sita. Then after fourteen years, Rama returned to Ayodhya. He ruled the country wisely.
Characterisation is the chief attraction of the book. Rama was very brave, noble, kind hearted, courageous and wise. Laxman was the obedient brother. Sita was an ideal wife. Bharat had no greed for kingdom. The story points out that evil is punished and good prevails in the end.
Set 4: Essay On My Favourite Book
I have read many books written by different authors, but the Ramayana is my favourite book. It is a holy book. It is a sacred book of the Hindus.
I feel happy on reading about the death of proudly Ravana and his relatives. We should follow the example of Lord Rama, Lakshman, Bharat and Hanuman. A great-wise man wrote them. His name is Saint Tulsi Das.
It has been translated into many languages. He provided a key to all problems in life. This book was given to me as a present by my aunt.
I like to read and re-read them. Many of them I remember very well. I like to tell them to my friends and my younger sister.
It makes me successful in every walk of life. I am lucky to have it. In short, it is a source of knowledge, wisdom and light.
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