There is no difference in meaning between those two sentences. They are both correct, they are both used and the previous posters are trying to find a difference in meaning or an error when there simply isn't one on this occasion.

They are both fine.

The first sentence is wrong, because when you use a pleasure verb such as like, love, enjoy, etc... The following verb goes in the -ING form. I mean: I LIKE goING at school. Right?

I think that the difference is the time. The first one "i like to read now books" and the second i like the act of reading books at any time!

Nothing. I wonder if this answer shows up.