ADDING TO MY COLLECTION

I have joked with my friends multiple times about nothing getting a TV set for myself. If I ever do get someone around, I will offer them books. One they won't be able to resist. Two of the laws of librarianship that I learned during my university years states; *Every reader its book, *Every book its reader. It means there is a book for every person out there, even if you don't read. It's one of the reasons why I have started building a collection of all genres. I intend to have the finest of fiction stories, the best of self-help, and everything in between. I have a place of my own now and the books are stacked. I have just over a dozen books of my own already. I want to be a reader, likewise a collector.

Been stuck in a remote village for almost a year had its good sides, but one of the cons was that I could not get new books for myself, but you could argue that since I work in a library, I should have access to all materials I need and more, but they aren't mine are they? Immediately I got back to the city, I started hunting for vendors. Most of the time, I stumbled upon them, or like the one I got recently, he walked up to me.

This is one of those books that shaped my life. Reading his childhood story and how his parents brought him up really taught me a lot. The best part was when he talked about books. I couldn't stop reading that chapter. He made books seem like a treasure in my eyes. I remember one of the quotes in the book;

This is a book every human should at least have. Everyone should read this. Its a very practical book. I do still have a bias for everything and anything recommended by Mark Manson, haha, but I have read part of it and it trains to send a message of how little consistent habits amountbinto bigger permanent routine. Great read I reckon.