Nikola Tesla Books
Therefore, Tesla had to learn in foreign languages.
Nikola Tesla initially struggled with his studies because he did not enjoy learning school subjects. He particularly disliked drawing, which was considered the most important subject. As a result, young Nikola barely progressed from one grade to another. This will surely bring joy to, and comfort to some extent, those students who do not like to study. However, let them not console themselves with this because Nikola was not lazy, nor did he hate books. On the contrary, he was very industrious and loved to read, but he read different books, not those taught in school. Later, however, when he realized that school provides essential knowledge, he began diligently studying school subjects. Soon, he became the top student, leaving all his peers far behind at the Great School and astonishing professors with his great diligence and knowledge.
School, children, provides the foundation for comprehensive knowledge.
Young Nikola amazed Gospić with his cleverness
—The hero of the day everyone in Gospić is talking about—
One day, there was a grand event in Gospić. The town had acquired a new and powerful fire extinguisher. Everyone was pleased because no one knows when a fire might break out in someone's house and not only destroy it but also many surrounding houses and jeopardize the lives of those inside.
