The Last Book I Read. . . .

The last book I read, I can hardly remember reading. I don't read too many books, but when I do there is usually a very good reason for it, like a necessity or the information is manditory and I don't have any background knowledge of it. I know that books are important, but I do not read for recreation, only for the procreation of knowledge that I do not currently have any sense of. If I need to learn something, you would probably see me on the internet or observing someone else that can do the task that I cannot do so I can learn first hand by close observation what it is I would exactly need to know. It is a side effect of today's ever growing society and technological advances that books are slowly becoming an obsolete method of obtaining information. That is exactly why the last book I read I cannot seem to remember really well. For the fact is, books are being put on the chopping block for obsoletion because they are not sufficient enough at providing information quickly, readily, and steadily.