I love reading. I love an assortment of books. So it is no surprise that today, National Read Across America Day, I would write my blog about books.
Books can help lift you out of a funk, make a change, or simply carry you off on an exciting adventure or mystical journey. I love to get lost in a good story. And I can certainly say that there have been lasting impacts from some of the books I have read over the course of my life.
I love books because they can stimulate my imagination. Whether it is picturing what the characters and scenes look like or imagining my life once incorporating a significant change, it takes my creative energy.
I'm so grateful for all the books I have come across over the years. I'm grateful for the wide variety of books I have been exposed to, from Louis Lowry's The Giver to Brene Brown's The Gifts of Imperfection and so many more. I'm grateful for the books that inspire me. I'm grateful for the books that uplift me. I'm grateful for the books that take me to magical places or remind me of my own magically powerful imagination. I'm grateful for the children's books that have a positive message. I'm grateful my daughter enjoys books and our story time together.
What is your favorite book? What was the last book you read?
May today take us on a magical journey of our own imaginations. May we find time to read and to share our own stories with those willing to listen. Have a beautiful day!
Books can help lift you out of a funk, make a change, or simply carry you off on an exciting adventure or mystical journey. I love to get lost in a good story. And I can certainly say that there have been lasting impacts from some of the books I have read over the course of my life.
I love books because they can stimulate my imagination. Whether it is picturing what the characters and scenes look like or imagining my life once incorporating a significant change, it takes my creative energy.
I'm so grateful for all the books I have come across over the years. I'm grateful for the wide variety of books I have been exposed to, from Louis Lowry's The Giver to Brene Brown's The Gifts of Imperfection and so many more. I'm grateful for the books that inspire me. I'm grateful for the books that uplift me. I'm grateful for the books that take me to magical places or remind me of my own magically powerful imagination. I'm grateful for the children's books that have a positive message. I'm grateful my daughter enjoys books and our story time together.
What is your favorite book? What was the last book you read?
May today take us on a magical journey of our own imaginations. May we find time to read and to share our own stories with those willing to listen. Have a beautiful day!
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