Task: Text Completion
Input (English): [header] How to become an avid reader [title] Choose books that suit your current interests. [step] You may think that you want to read the classics--philosophy, the biographies of historical figures, and plays--and if those are your interests, you should pursue them. There are plenty of other interesting books out there, though, and you can work your way up to more difficult material over time. <sep> (A) Don't waste time on mistakes that are pointless or frustrating. [substeps] Examine everything that you read about yourself, and pick in a few ideas that prove why your passion is so important. (B) [substeps] Keep an eye out for metal classics, or even movie classics that don't suit your interest or strengths. [title] Avoid titles that fall into one of the common styles. (C) For starters, you can look up books and reviews online. Sure, there's a good reason someone who loves the genre became a lifelong reader, but that's really not the case. (D) [substeps] Some people like to begin by reading the novel versions of movies that they've enjoyed. From' ' fight club"to' ' the hunger games", you will find that many movies are actually based on books.
Output (English): D