reading
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Sometimes the longest book is not the one with the most pages. Sometimes it is the book whose insides, if you will, make every page feel like a journey. I have read thick books packed with words that pulled me forward, and others that made me falter, stop, or sit quietly and think. If we…
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Telling you with NO REGRETS about Elie Wiesel’s “Night”….. My last read was Elie Wiesel’s Night, and I do not know that I have ever held such a small book that carried such a terrible weight. It is unassuming in the hand, barely more than a breath of pages, yet inside it lives a darkness…
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A Rambling on about unfinished pages, beloved rereads, and the one book I will never truly be done with. I have a complicated relationship with unfinished books. Not hostile, exactly. More like the relationship one has with exercise equipment bought in January… hopeful, slightly guilty, and occasionally dusted with good intentions. There are books on…
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Sequels are tricky little creatures. Sometimes they arrive like an invited guest bearing dessert, and sometimes they show up unannounced, wearing muddy boots, asking where the snacks are. The question I am pondering today is, who gets to decide whether a book deserves—or even needs—a sequel? My answer is simple… the writer does. The author.…
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How Books Transport, Teach, and Inspire Me… Reading is one of the most relaxing and enriching activities I know. With each turn of the page, I am transported beyond my immediate surroundings into new realms of adventure, wonder, and discovery. A good book can be my passport to distant lands, ancient civilizations, or even worlds…
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Rambling on about books, reading, and what inspires and feeds me…. Reading is one of the most relaxing and enriching activities I know. With each turn of the page, I am transported beyond my immediate surroundings into new realms of adventure, wonder, and discovery. A good book can be my passport to distant lands, ancient…
