There is no mistaking a good book when one meets it. It is like falling in love.

Georg Christoph Lichtenberg
There is no mistaking a good book when one meets...
There is no mistaking a good book when one meets...
There is no mistaking a good book when one meets...
There is no mistaking a good book when one meets...
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A good book is unlike other things in that it physically meets you. It forces you to take time out of your busy schedule to read. It makes you feel like the world is safer and brighter when you are reading fiction. Sometimes, even when there are problems in our lives, we can be distracted by a good book because it is so soothing.

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