My favourite book

 


 Reading books is very important for us. I have many books. The name of my favourite book is 365 fairy tails.My mother gifted me this book on my birthday.This book has many beautiful scenes. Every night I read one story before sleeping. My favourite story in this book is Cinderella. I learn many new words by reading this book. This book also has many pictures in it. I enjoy reading this book. Pictures of the book make it even more interesting to read. It's author is not a human being.I like this book, because it is have very funny stories.

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