Ok I have a addiction!
My addition is BOOKS!!!
I cant pass a WHSmith,
Charity shop or Waterstones without going inside to stroke the
books! I love the feel of a new book as it opens and you feel
that "CRACK" for the first time. I love the smell of
the pages of a novel as you turn them and delve into a world of
fantasy and intrigue To find yourself imagining the faces of
the characters and their lives as you read.
OK so our house isnt quite like this YET!!!!! |
I always get excited when I get a new book and
cant wait to finish the old book to start with the new. I
always have at least two books on the go. One in the car and
one at home. I just love books! My love of books started
at a very young age. I can remember curling up with a copy of
Hans Christian Anderson tales that my uncle had bought me for my
birthday. That book became one of my treasured possessions and
when it was destroyed I was heart broken. Then on a trip to
London my Husband bought me the same copy! I was so happy and
started reading it all over again. I have since read it many
times and have started to read it to my grandchildren. That
book is one of my treasures.
I find it hard to pass books on and have treasured
collections, such as my Phillippa Gregory books. She writes
about the courts of Henry the Eighth and the twists and turns his
life took. She writes about the war of the roses and also about
fantasy. Most of her books are based on real events and I have
to say hands down she is my
favourite author. My book shelves
are crammed with her works.
For the next generation I feel like books are not
as important. In a age where you can get the answer to a
question at the touch of a button there seems no need for researching
your way through a book and digging for the answer. I love the
whole process of researching in a book and often buy books to find
answers rather than using the internet. I know that the
internet is easier but who wants easy right?
So that's my confession. I'm a addict and my
addiction keeps growing along with my book collection!
Bye for now
Hales
Labels: 2017, book reviews, charity shops
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