These books included a rulebook, a dictionary and an encyclopedia. With such limited choices there can be little encouragement of creative thinking. In the process of doing this it robs people in Jonas's world of the ability to think and wonder. Personally I think limiting choices is a bad thing. The Internet is the same.
Some people are afraid of the Internet and want to limit our access to it.
But this is just like the people in Jonas' world with only three books. It is referred to as the information super highway. The Internet, used correctly, increases thought and knowledge. My second reason for disagreeing with Jonas is that having the opportunity to make choices allows us to become independent. The choice makers in Jonas' society make all of the decisions for everybody.