In the age of Google, you don't need to read books for information.
Information can be found on the fingertips in the digital age.
Read to spark creativity and to spark your own thoughts
It's like starting a fire in your brain
Hence books should be read slowly
@naval
If you ever, even once, dreamed about living in a library or in a bookshop, this book helps you play out that fantasy well. Libraries & bookstores worldwide have the same charm.
Full book review here https://t.co/T8Bj8H4Yxq
Book: Days at the Morisaki Bookshop
Author: Satoshi Yagisawa, Eric Ozawa (Translator)
It is a touching story of a young girl who finds the joy of reading whilst also finding herself in the middle of her uncle's love story.
This book feels like a warm mocha on a spring noon.
Book: The Surgeon of Crowthorne
Author: Simon Winchester
The book tells the story of two men who turned a dry, 70-year history of making of the Oxford English Dictionary(OED) into a rather interesting tale.
I give this book all five stars.
Full Review: https://t.co/qcwp0zIHiU
All the efforts & cost to go back home to vote for the #MaharashtraAssemblyElections2024 only to realise that the voted party has either split or merged with an absolutely different party than they campaigned to be 😐
"..it’s always very easy to declare that other people are idiots, but only if you forget how idiotically difficult being human is."
From Anxious People by Fredrick Backman
@winterduck04 I am sorry that this book didn't work for you. The story revolves around 10odd characters and following all their stories can be overwhelming. I found the audiobook easier & @MarinIreland has done a fantastic job narrating with voice modulations which distinguishes each character