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| The books I've read in July. |
Last month marked a tremendous breakthrough to be quite honest, and I'd be lying if I didn't give half the credit to reading. I remember Dr. Keith stressing on the importance of reading, that it almost seemed to me as if it was the
ultimate reason behind humanity. I thought: "Sure, reading allows us entrances to many worlds, and without it, we'd remain oblivious," but only now do I believe I see the true reason behind his insistence. Reading heals the soul -- as cliche as that might sound, it holds truth in it. Reading allows us to see into the lives of others, even if fictional, and relate or even sympathize. It gives us a chance to redeem ourselves, and build our character. Reading should be integrated into our lifestyle, not just to be a
part of it, but to help
shape it.
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| Near Open Water would provide you with harsh facts about the world we live in. |
That being said, I have never felt better about myself more than I did when I realized that I started reading almost on a daily-basis, and that really impressed me. It meant that I was open to learn more, and enjoy books as I previously did in college. That's exactly why I believe there is no such thing as a mood, because there shouldn't be a mood for reading, or doing whatever you like -- it should simply be a part of your life.
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