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An unfinished carving

 Everyone was posting about the importance of books, and that the hobby should be kept alive with the current generation. But reading books has been my hobby since I learnt to read. So, I thought of updating my thoughts on the topic.

A door into imagination, books are the key to convert all your clumsy, jumbled thoughts into clear pictures.

Books can change your attitude towards life by giving you a new perspective!

It helps you slip into a world without too many problems, a flawless place where characters are actually characters, meaning they don't influence your life fully but partially!

Learning about different cultures and looking into the daily lives of different people, has an enormous effect on your behaviour. Just that it helps you to learn from the mistakes made in history, whether it led to success or disasters you'll learn from it. 

There is a wide range of books from fiction to biography, literally on every topic we are interested in. I feel people should just read books to respect the author for the effort and thought of putting togather something you can't even imagine !

When I was younger and introverted I found that friend in books, reading all day, while walking and eating. Maybe books had that extremely strong gravity without any dark energy. But as I grew older I've learnt the difference from the books and the real  world. Quite a disappointing realization !

I dont think this post can be completed but the thoughts are overwhelming. Just pickup a book of your interest and gain the patience to sit through and read it, then you cant stop reading !!!

Enjoy READING !!





- Bharathi Senthilkumar

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  1. Lucky's creations23 April 2023 at 19:25

    ☺️☺️A great thoughts of urs da☺️☺️"KEEP ROCKING"✌️

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  2. Anonymous23 April 2023 at 19:25

    Books are the most agreeable way to ignore the reality 🀌🏻

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  3. Anonymous23 April 2023 at 19:43

    Soooo gooodd!!!

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  4. Anonymous23 April 2023 at 22:35

    Great one🌹

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