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Bookcrossing…Whatdoes it mean?

This word seems to be familiar, isn’t it? But do people really know what it is?The results of an Interview held among the students really help to answer this question!

200 students have taken part in the questioning

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TV and Radio

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How often do they read?

Very few (5) read :

19 say they do it:

22 of them read:

42 students read: Sometimes, when having free time..

Every day!

Very seldom, when there’s nothing else to do

IDon’t Read!

And where do they read?

12 know other places for enjoying literature

17 choose libraries

19 like reading in public transport

74 students prefer reading at home

Now let’s learn TOP 7 Genres

1. Classics (34 votes)

2. Popular scientific and historical literature (31)

3. Fiction(28)

4. Detective story (25)

5. Other genres(22)

6. Vanguard (16)

7. Romance (13)

Top 10 writers:1. M.Bulgakov "Master and Margarita“2. F.Dostoevsky “Crime and Punishment” 3. P.Zuskind “Parfumer” 4. N.Gogol "Dead souls“ 5. A.Kristy, detective stories 6. J.Tolkien“The Lord of the”

ring” 7. D. Brown “Da Vinchi Code” 8. E. Hamingway “For whom

the bell rings” 9. O. Wilde “The Portrait of Dorian

Grey” 10. A. Pushkin “Evgeny Onegin”

Have you ever heard about Bookcrossing?

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Would you like to take part in that movement of books???

May be (33,5 votes)May be (33,5 votes)

Yes (23,5 votes)Yes (23,5 votes)No (17,5 votes)No (17,5 votes)