Reading books

xiao-aine (62)Memberin CCC • last year

Books are not my thing. I doubt if you really learn to write well by reading. I don't believe I've ever read a book. Now that I write it like that, it can't really be true because I had languages at school. Anyone who has languages takes an exam and has to read about 30 books for each language. Those books are not a free choice, they are on a bibliography. In addition to reading books, book reports must also be made and the life of the writer is also discussed. I doubt whether that author really lived the life that is being portrayed. History is made and literature writers are made. Apparently they all have a message, even though the average student cannot discover it.
If a book is liked by a few people who put it on a must-read list, if this book is therefore widely read, it does not mean that it is a good book.

So I did read books or at least opened them and leafed through them because I passed my exams. I can't remember which means none of those books or authors have impressed. If they already had a message, that message did not reach me.