The author began to love books for the following reasons EXCEPT that

A．he began to see something in his min

B．he could visualize what he read in his min

C．he could go back to read the books agai

D．he realized that books offered him new experienc

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【定位】第6段。
【解析】细节题。作者提到自己开始喜欢上读书时的感受：这是与看电视完全不同的体会(对应D)；存脑海中而不是在眼前呈现出一些形象(即 B “可以在脑海中看到所读的内容”)；可以不断翻页重温那些形象(即C)。没有提到的内容是选项A．故答案为A。
【点睛】本题的难点在于如何理解选项A和B，并判断究竟哪一个与文章内容所说的一致。A说“开始看到自己内心的某样东西”，含义是“开始认清自我”，与是否“读书”无关，故为答案。其余选项都提到read books。

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