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Some people think that public libraries are not necessary whereas others believe that they are essential for people. To what extent do you agree with this statement?

#people #libraries
Owing to modern technologies, it is common that
libraries
 are losing their importance as some
people
 think while I believe that
libraries
 have still the same value as they used to. Here, I will illustrate my views in favour of
libraries
. I consider that books and
libraries
 have their own importance which others stuff can't a replica of it
for instance
 books help to build up concentration which is hard via
internet
 or google while reading any book.
Furthermore
, in the
libraries
, there are a lot of public so there is a good way to get interaction with other
people
 which is not possible at home or through the
internet
.
Additionally
, few things which are hard to find out on the
internet
 are easily available in
libraries
.
Moreover
, in some rural ,areas it's hard to get access to the
internet
 so
libraries
 are more beneficial for them. On the one hand, some
people
 think that modernisation brought up drastic change in human beings life
for instance
internet
 has become the priority of life now as it is very convenient and easily available anywhere.
Moreover
,
people
 don't have time to go to
libraries
 these days so they prefer to use a kindle or many apps which provides the same information and knowledge which a library can
consequently
 they could save time and energy. Adding to
this
,
libraries
 are not easily available whenever someone needs to read something or to get some kind of information so in
this
 ,case it's hard to get access to the library anywhere. Overall,
libraries
 are an ornament of any of the countries where we can find peace and a vast ocean of knowledge and information as well
internet
 and other sources are equally contributing to run all these
libraries
.
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