Further meaning of my IRB

Well, again I read my Independent Reading Book and I felt happy. Maybe it's the fact that it said Live for the sake of others. Once I thought for this phrase, over and over, it seemed that if everyone lived for others, I think that this world wouldn't need the paper called money. Because everyone is giving others and forget any memory of what they gave them anything. And the person who received stuff would never forget and they'll give and received, forgetting that they gave anything. That's called give-and-take action. It also said in the book.
The book that I'm reading in English and I have the book that's almost the same, it's just in Japanese and Korean. It's called the peace message. But in Japanese, it means more than that. For further deeper meaning, Korean explains it more thoughtfully. My IRB only has 10 peace messages, because it's older. But the one that I have at home has 15, and the most recent one has 15. It keeps getting more and more!

IRB

Today, I read my Independent Reading Book and again, I felt really good. Every time I open the book and read, it just feels different. I feel inspired to do something good for other people. I think it's because in the book, it says to live for the sake of others.
As the my LA teacher told the class, "Repeat your argument, again and again." This is like persuasion, letting it sink in to the reader. So in my book, it says to "Live for the sake of others" like bunch of times, it never gets out of my head. To live for the sake of others means to literately live for others. Not for yourself.

School Book

I don't read my IRB (Independent Reading Book) a lot since it's really complicated and confusing, but I'll what I read today!!

My language art class started reading the short stories. My group and I read the book Laughter and Chills. The short story that we read was The Open Window. Good thing it's short because I can't read for a long time.
It was about a girl, Saki, scaring out this guy, Framton, who has this nervous condition. They were waiting for Mrs. Sampleton to come downstairs. Then, Saki tells Framton about the story of the open window, why keep it open for hours...

Book I'm reading now

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I'm reading God's Ideal Family and the Kingdom of the Peaceful Ideal World. The peace message. I don't think anyone in Culbreth has this book. Nor the library in the school has it. Or the Chapel Hill Public Library.
It's about World Peace Through Establishing an Ideal and Truly Loving Family. That's what it says on the back. It's published by the Family Federation for World Peace and Unification. This is a really complicated book.
Comments are really appreciated. In fact, if you read this I would like some comments.