I'm not alone.......here's proof people love to read!
by Jean-Honore Fragonard
So, why read?
It's relaxing and informative.
Now here's a library to drool over!
It contributes to making you a better conversationalist.
by Renoir
It's portable - you can do it anywhere, any time.
Your neighbors won't complain the book is too loud.
It improves and strengthens your vocabulary.
It's something you can do with your kids.
by Nelda Piper
Can you do anything with books besides read them? Well, you all know the answer to that - you're artists after all. Altered books are being created in every style and theme and genre - here are a few I found that are intriguing (all via pinterest - my other computer obsession - follow me and I'll share all the artsy goodness I find).
David Kracov
Folded books by RhymesWithMagic
from an Anthropologie window, posted by Lynne Bryne @ DecorArtsNow
Lots of patience goes into making these little jewels!
So, are you inspired to pick up a book now? What are you reading? I'm always on the lookout for something new to read - I read just about any genre, so.....lay it on me! What should I read next?
OMG I WANT that library!!! What a fab post Terrie, thank-you, lol I think you've already guessed I'm very much a bookworm too! If you haven't already read them I would highly recommend Anne Rice's vampire chronicles, I have the whole set (including all off-shoots) albeit lovingly stored in a box at the mo due to lack of shelving!!! She writes beautifully.
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Thanks for the recommendation - I have read all of Anne Rice's and really liked her witch series as well. Just read one by her son, Christopher Rice and it was unimpressive - wouldn't recommend it.
DeleteI read at the stop light also!! I'm reading John Verdon's newest. I just had a friend recommend The Last Child by John Hart
ReplyDeleteI'm not familiar with either of those authors so will check them out - THANKS!
DeleteAnd I am reading 4 books at the same time - it is like meeting different people and no problem at all - of course European literature - history about France, where we arwe living part of our time.
ReplyDeleteSuch a wonderful post!! I am a book-lover too, I read EVERY night, it's one of my favorite things.
ReplyDeleteOMG I want that library too!!!! Drool....a good mystery makes me so happy!xox
ReplyDeleteI LOVE to read. When I was a kid I got in trouble for reading in the semi-darkness and sneaking a light on to read more. I was a rebel that way. I always have several books on the go, one for every possible mood. I never seem to get them mixed up. I've also been known to read the back of a shampoo bottle if I'm really desperate...
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