What is difference between good books and bad books?

Answer 1

Both sentences are grammatically correct with only a slight difference in meaning. The first sentence is more specific in that it identifies what is being read. The second sentence is general--reading [anything] is a good habit (books, newspapers, magazines).

Answer 2

A book that is presented as a work of non-fiction may be factually correct or incorrect, may be well researched or badly researched, may be informative or uninformative, may be useful or useless. A book that is presented as a work of fiction may be entertaining or boring, may be original or derivative, may present genuine insight into the human condition or may have delusions and falsehoods to promote.

Answer 3

Good books are well-written, engaging, and provide valuable insights or entertainment to the reader. They often have strong character development, intriguing plots, and thought-provoking themes. Bad books, on the other hand, may have poor writing, lackluster characters, or a disjointed storyline that fails to captivate or engage the reader.

Answer 4

Unexpected parts