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A Bibliophile

As a Bibliophile, I always wish to explore the book world. My dream is to read philosophical, fictional, thriller and almost every sort of book before I die. Books provide me a sort of escapism. Books not only give me an opportunity to find out new things but it also makes things easier on behalf of me in real world. Since the day I finished the book “the subtle art of not giving a fuck” I literally don’t care what people believe me, whose opinion matters, to not feel special all the time then many other things. This is often not the sole book which helped me in learning but numerous others also. Some teaches you the meaning of life; some teaches you truth meaning of affection and a few teaches you ways to realize goals. Like, I recently finished the book “The Power of your subconscious” it forces you to believe the facility of your subconscious mind by telling some real stories which are experienced by author.

Sometimes, while reading a book, I just believe the author how they obtain the imagination skills, how they spend their time in writing a book by quitting their jobs. The lifetime of a writer isn't easy because it seems to be. Spending some time on something the results of which isn't known is so onerous. The journey of a writer is arduous. In spite of all this they serve us an astonishing book.

A book never fails to amaze me. My life is so empty without books. It’s mandatory on behalf of me to take care of a correct stock of books. My read to list is so long and contains all types of book and at the top of the day my only aim is to finish this list.

Sometimes people inquire from me “What quite books you wish, fictional or non- fictional?” I actually find it difficult to answer this question. Both sorts of books have their own content and importance. Nobody can compare one book from another.

My dream is to make a shelf which contains assorted sorts of books, a sort of shelf that even a bibliopole can’t resist him to prevent and skim the books.

Books give wings to your thoughts. A book never fails to offer peace to your strident heart and knowledge to your absurd mind.