What a blessing it is to love books.

Elizabeth Von Arnim
About This Quote

The joy of reading something extremely enjoyable can be a true blessing. Reading is a wonderful way to spend time and pass the hours while also learning. There’s something about a book that relaxes your mind and makes you feel peaceful even when you are not at home.

Source: The Solitary Summer

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