What is reading but silent conversation.

Walter Savage Landor
What is reading but silent conversation.
What is reading but silent conversation.
What is reading but silent conversation.
What is reading but silent conversation.
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When we read a book, we are having a conversation with the author. We learn as much from their words as we do from our own. Reading is like a silent conversation that makes you smarter.

Source: Imaginary Conversations

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