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Do you read books ?
Yes, they are now my second best friends....first being IF of course....😆
Some of my favs:
'The Prophet ' by Khalid Gibran
The Far Pavillions - M.M Kaye
If tomorrow comes - Sidney Sheldon
The Bourne Identity - Robert Ludlum
Doctors - Eric Seghal
The Exodus and Mila 18 - Leon uris
Anthem and The Fountainhead - Ann Ryand
Did any book change your life?
Yes, Khalid Gibran's 'The Prophet'. It made me a better, and a more mature person, and it actually helped me raise myself above some of the everyday petty problems that every relationship faces. Not all, but some definitely.
Did any book save you from problems?
Howard Roarke, of the Fountainhead by Ann Ryand, helped me solve the identity crisis in my life.......that book taught me that being yourself and being proud of what you are is your greatest identity.
Did any book help you in removing your confusions or did it add much more confusion?
Not really.......some of the books have made me more introspective though. They can also give out mixed messages. However I have also been greatly impressed by the relationships portrayed in all the Robert Ludlums books. That man placed so much stress on loyalty, and trust between friends and family..........that it helped me see a lot of strength in togetherness of a family.
or Do you say we read books but we don't take the content seriously?
yes, that actually happens with most of the books. Preachy books can actually turn you off. Thrillers are good while they last. Da Vinci code was a surprise, but it was more interesting because it gave a different twist to a religion and gave us a more broader perspective......for me, Da Vinci code had a very tame end...
Originally posted by: sirigina
Thanks Ritz,
What better a friend can one find than a book? That too a book that educates, englightens, and opens up a new window to the world. At least you go on a ride to remember and not taken for a ride to rundown.
I had missed a lot of them. Remember their authors partially or remember the names partially.
But if you are a fan of beautiful writing, kindly do not miss Ron Rash and "Saints at the River"
Rgds,
Sarah
now i see where the beautiful flow of words and thoughts come from 😛 i wish i could devote some time for books but. there r other things that catch my eye but i always wonder how do u guys accomodate the time for books... i mean a career , a family and fun leaves no time for me...
maybe early retirement can help me😆