What is a "real" book?

I personally have never really enjoyed comics, I always thought comics at a young age were uninteresting and something boys did. I was by no means reading any other sort of book. Yet when evaluating the comic book I ignored it all together...

What makes a real book? A book is anything you want it to be, bound together or tattered and torn part, our generation was use to books just being biographies, non-fiction and fiction. Yet times are changing. When the movie Sin City was released it brought to live a whole new form of filming, people were ecstatic about this new imaging and creative brought to film. Yet it was inspired by a graphic novel. Many other books as well in the genre of graphic novel are being brought to life through film. This is broadening our generation and allowing us to use our creative minds to better interpret stories.

Graphic novels are the new up and coming way of reading and learning… Or so I hear. So whether or not you are use to comics, or necessarily think of a graphic novel as a comic, this is a better way of using the multi-s to interpret the way you see, hear and experience literature. Despite the fact that Shakespeare may be rolling in his grave because literature has lost its beauty and passion. Times are changing and this is what is captivating the minds of our generation.