RE: RE: I would pass up opportunities if I wasn't a bibliophile
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RE: I would pass up opportunities if I wasn't a bibliophile

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I didn't really know the beauty in books until some years back. I wouldn't blame me though, I used to only have access to complex books like the physics textbook and chemistry books so reading got really tiring. I started to love books when I started reading novels, started off with really small romantic ones because they were really easy to get and with time I got really intrigued about how the author can bring me into the characters, I see myself living the stories I read, it shaped my vocabulary, shape my writing skills, gave me more insights. Then I started to read history books, sci-fi books, mystery and so on. I remember reading the sorrows of satan and it really made me see things in a really different perspective, it was beautifully written!

I had shared once with the community how a book helped me with a devastating breakup. Satisfactorily, another book had helped me thrive in my next relationship. I read some that helped me work with people daily. I have vibes that you may think it's elusive, but, it is quite attainable because the only thing that hinders us is our minds.

Ohhhh, that's the power of books, it builds your psychology, make you do things you'd never think you would do.

Keep up the reading habit, you're already becoming a genius.


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