Question

Why did Margie find the book strange?

Answer 1

Hint:
-There were also odd things they discovered about the book.
-One of the odd things was that the book became worthless after it was read. Because on their computer screen, the text written on it did not alter the way it was.
-In comparison, one website has a finite number of terms, unlike machines that can view an infinite number of words on a page.

Complete answer:
The book was strange to Margie and Tommy because they hadn't seen any paper books since they belonged to 22 generations and were shocked to see a true one. Tommy and Margie had tele books and no hard copies of these had been seen. On 17 May 2157, Margie found the novel, she was positive because she wrote about him in his diary on the day that his brother received the book. She found that they had to write on the machine during their time, but that all items were written on paper so that she had to transform that paper one by one. This was the problem that she found odd. Unlike standing on the television, the book had yellow and crinkly pages and words. The book had yellow and crinkly pages, and unlike shifting on a computer, the sentences were still standing. As they went to the recently read pages, as they read it for the first time, there were the same words on it. For Margie, all these things were weird.

Note:
i) Margie found it odd that instead of moving the way they did on the screen, the words printed on the book were already in place.
ii) It was also unusual that the words on a page still stayed the same as the first volume they read. Besides, for Margie, the fact that someone had written about school was odd in itself.