DEFINITION - A book worm is one who devotes his life to the study of the books and goes through pages of books with a velocity equivalent to that of light.
OCCURRENCE - Found every where . Most often they spend their time in cool and shady corners of lawn, in the libraries and in lonely spots of building of school, colleges and universities. In a combined form, they are found sitting in the front row benches of class-rooms, staring at the teachers through their old fashioned, thick lensed spectacles or taking down notes as quickly as press reporters.
METHODS OF PREPARATION - They are prepared by supplying large no. of books to a person of normal intelligence under normal temperature pressure (NTP)
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
1) - They are shy.
2) - They posses a lean body and a hungry loon.
3) - They are invisible on play grounds.
4) - They are colour less and have sour pungent smell of knowledge.
5) - They are lighter than thin book of a thousand pages and are somewhat heavier than air.
CHEMICAL PROPERTIES
1) Action of books - The action of books on them is very brisk and rapid i.e they are great affinity for books.
2) Action of tea - A complex compound is formed by combining them --
BOOKWORM + TEA = HAPPINESS + STUDIES.
3) Action of exam - Exams are helpful to them as they learn and look hungry.
eg : Equation in some cases
BOOKWORM + EXAMS = success + gold medal
But in most cases
BOOKWORM + EXAMS = Illness + Injections
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