A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies.”
For a reader, a book is like a window to a different world. It is a respite from all the agony; a detachment from the mundane.
As I pick up a book and weave myself into the story, I lay behind the things that occupy my mind. I immerse myself into the story. The characters take form before my eyes. I allow the book to fill me up with a different perspective. And as I finish reading a book, I know that some part of it will always remain with me, either in the form of an ideology or a character that I deeply admired.
A book has tremendous ability to nudge you, uncover you, and transform you. So immerse yourself in it and lay open your soul to it. Let it seep into you.
For a reader, a book is like a window to a different world. It is a respite from all the agony; a detachment from the mundane.
As I pick up a book and weave myself into the story, I lay behind the things that occupy my mind. I immerse myself into the story. The characters take form before my eyes. I allow the book to fill me up with a different perspective. And as I finish reading a book, I know that some part of it will always remain with me, either in the form of an ideology or a character that I deeply admired.
A book has tremendous ability to nudge you, uncover you, and transform you. So immerse yourself in it and lay open your soul to it. Let it seep into you.
