Although many people read online, books have not gone out of fashion. In Beijing, Guangzhou and Shanghai, lucky passengers may find books somewhere on the underground.

    The Fair, an online publishing company, has put 10,000 books on the underground, planes and taxis to make people more interested in reading. This project is called "Mobook".

    "Mobook" gets its idea from "Books on the Underground", a community project in London. The purpose of "Books on the Underground" is to encourage people to read more. Zhang Wei, the CEO of the Fair also wanted to do something inChina. He sent an email to Ms Cordelia Oxley, the leader of "Books on the Underground", describing his plan and explaining the rules of "Mobook". The leader replied to him in just two hours, saying that she thought the idea was great and she would offer help if needed.

    But "Mobook" project is a little different from that in London. It has its own online system. People who want to donate books must give their information online. QR code stickers (二维码标签) are then sent to their addresses. The book owners should stick them on the books before donating books and readers can know where the books are with the help of QR codes.

    "Mobook" is a hot topic. Now thousands of bookworms have already taken part in the project. Zhang Wei said, "I am happy to see more and more people share their views (观点) about the books and enjoy the happiness that reading brings to them."

一 David.

一 In 2006.

    Genre (体裁): Historical non 一 fiction

    Number of pages: 224

    In the 20 stories of 20 different US Presidents in this book, we learn that our country's leaders are not so different from us. They were once kids with common problems too. They did schoolwork hard, fought with brothers and sisters, and became angry with their parents. Dwight Eisenhower dealt with bad persons. Bill Clinton tried to lose his weight. Barack Obama moved to Indonesia with his mother when he was just a boy, and had to get used to a new culture.

David Stabler tells interesting and strange stories of our nation's leaders humorously, introducing the jazz stars. lifesavers, etc. among our presidents to people.

You don't have to be a fan of history to pick up this book, Those who enjoy reading about facing difficulties, but still enjoy a good laugh, would like this book. Of course, if you hope to become a future leader of the world, I suggest you read this book cover to cover,

    I would rate this book a 10 out of 10(10 being best) because it is a fantastic book. It has everything you could ask for: It's educational, funny, and even a little dramatic. This book may appear to be for young readers only, but it is a book the whole family can enjoy.