But when I read, I am completely alone. I have privacy from her and from everyone.

Sarah Crossan
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When we read for ourselves, we are completely alone. We have our own thoughts and our own opinions. We aren’t influenced at all by what other people may be reading or what they may think about the book. We are free to think whatever we want without the pressure of politeness.

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