Who said that for traveling one needs
to “move” physically from one city to another, or from one
country to another? I find books the best and cheapest way of
traveling and I hope you agree with me.
There are some books, very well
written, that are capable to intrigue your mind, thoughts, and
feelings so much that they literally throw you into another space and
time, where you are not you anymore, but one of the characters you
decide to personify in that specific moment of your day. Isn't it
wonderful?
It happened more than once that a book
caught me so much, that I couldn't stop thinking of its story even if
the book was closed and I was doing something else. :) Unfortunately,
I'm not a fast reader and sometimes I don't even have so much time to
dedicate to my reading, but I'd like to share with you some of the
books I consider worth reading. :) I fancy all the books in which
magic, ghosts, vampires, witches, and talking crows, which suffer
from digression, are involved, but what I absolutely like the most
are children's books. I simply love to see the different techniques
used to illustrate the stories and I find them always very inspiring.
Two of my favorite writers are Anne Rice (Interview with the Vampire
is probably her most known book) and Lemony Snicket, the writer of “A
Series of Unfortunate Events”, which I'm sure you know or heard
about.
Cookbooks can also be enchanting and
relaxing, and sometimes, when I'm too tired to read, I just page
through a cookbook to admire its wonderful pictures and get inspired
for new recipes.
I hope you'll find some of my
suggestions useful and that one of the books/cookbooks I'll list will
end up in your hands, too. :)
COOKBOOKS
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