Zen Pencils by Gavin Aung Than for June 29, 2015

Books are such wonderful things. I know the trend now is towards e-readers, but for me, nothing can replace the feel of a book in my hands.

Fortunately, a new world is always waiting. :- )

And because we can only read books through our own filters, it’s a different book at 50 than it was at 20. Rereading “Catcher in the Rye” later in life taught me a lot about perspective.Love books!

says Kind&Kinder about 2 hours ago

And because we can only read books through our own filters, it’s a different book at 50 than it was at 20. Rereading “Catcher in the Rye” later in life taught me a lot about perspective.Love books!-Some of my books (and films) I’ve read and seen several times. Its a reality-suspending ritual, and, like you say, an experience just a little different enough to be both familiar and novel at the same time.

A quote from one of my favorite people on one of my favorite ’toon!

In the further words of Carl Sagan, “Billions and billions” of pages.

I am far more addicted to reading than to any other similar activity.. the net loses out to books quite often, and I don’t even own a tv.

And as usual others have said in a way better way than I exactly how I feel about books and reading. Thank you.

I wonder about these reports of people not reading. I hear of an about to be released book, go to the library hold list and find I’m #642. If they don’t read, why are they getting in my way?