Written words on pages of paper make a BOOK;
that is to say a physical book. Do you remember those rectangular objects that
occupied some places in your home, giving colour and filling empty furniture? You look like as if an express train had hit
you. Probably, you also forgot how they work and for this reason, I think
that this video can help us to develop successfully that activity called How to read a book.
Heaven help us!
Oddly
enough, when I was a kid, I’d read
several newspapers every day, which were the seeds of my passion for another
fiction: Literature. Maybe, this is the explanation for my taste in simplicity,
without running rings around the same thing with long descriptions; although,
lately I’ve been tolerant with a little embellishment. My love for books was
increased as a printer (was I working for a printing company by coincidence? I
know that you don’t believe in that) and far from looking for other
alternatives in my leisure time, I enjoyed choosing a book from my bookshelves or
the public library. As a result, those sheets of paper that cut my hands like
sharp blades at work, also gave shelter to my chaotic mind.
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