readers [Theme]
Does it make sense to build entire palaces out of words? I think there is, and readers of Margaret Mitchell’s “Gone with the Wind” and Dickens’ “Bleak House” will understand me; sometimes even a monster is not a monster at all. Sometimes it turns out beautifully, and the narrative grips us in a way that no film or television program could ever dream of. Even after a thousand pages, we do not want to leave the world created for us by the author, to part with the reliable people he created. And after two thousand pages, you don’t want it either, if there are two thousand of them. A great example of this is Tolkien’s “The Rings”. Thousands of pages about hobbits were not enough for three generations of post-war fantasy lovers, and even if you add the clumsy and unruly epilogue, “The Silmarillion,” it is still not enough.
The easiest way to raise a reader is to teach him to read and show him that reading is pleasure.
Quote Explanation: Quoted from the book: “A Guide to Reading Aloud. A reference book for loving parents, caring grandparents and smart educators.”
Reading Harry
Readers love Harry
Readers of the city library thought about human nature, about human passions, hopes and anxieties, about struggles, victories and defeats, about worries, joys and sorrows, about the life and death of ordinary people. It was Defoe, not Euclid, who captivated their hearts.
As bees collect honey from flowers, so readers find wisdom in books
After reading just one sentence, you can immediately wallow in dreams. I think the reader sees and feels much more than the author puts into his work. And plus everyone has their own vision of the plot. If you fully imagine the world described by the author, then you will be interested in reading.
For success, contemporaries have few decorations that the plot requires. We need more decorations that readers demand.
Readers can be quite lenient about the fault of politicians, but are ready to argue with foam at the mouth about what the weather really was.
Readers read the book they want to read, not the one you wrote.
Dr. Dome developed his idea, our health is entirely in our hands. You need something to unwind. Get yourself a hobby. He forged Shakespeare's page - Antony
He rediscovered Shakespeare. Boyishness, fainting intoxication with words - Antony
Quite seriously, with noble indignation, Richard Dalloway said that a decent person should not read Shakespeare's sonnets, just as he should not peep through the keyhole.
between heaven and earth?
stuffed, which aroused my deep indignation.
