Irving StoneThere are no faster or firmer friendships than those formed between people who love the same books.
About This Quote
Love of reading is a very important part of life, both personally and professionally. Everyone needs to be able to read for pleasure and learn about new things. Reading has helped me better understand my friends, myself, and the world around me. There are few pleasures in life that compare with the joy of being lost in a good book.
Source: Clarence Darrow For The Defense
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