Without books to read, I don't know what I would do with myself; they are a necessary component of both work and play for me, and without them, I doubt that I would be the same person today. I still struggle to find the right response when people ask me why I enjoy reading and books, or why I always seem to be in a bookshop or library.
Every year on August 9th, National Book Lovers Day is celebrated to raise awareness of the value of books and the pleasure of reading. Let's commemorate this occasion by sharing motivational sayings that emphasise the value of reading. These sayings inspire readers to delve deeper into the world of books and cultivate a passion for reading that has the power to change lives. One book at a time, we can improve the world by enhancing our lives with knowledge, empathy, and comprehension through reading.
"We can always find what we desire between the pages of books, even though reality doesn't always give us the life we desire."
"Perhaps this is the reason we read, and the reason we turn to books when things are dark: to find meaning in what we already know."
"You will learn more things as you read more." You will travel to more places as you gain more knowledge.
"No matter the size of the library, you can still get lost in it. However, you'll find more things the more lost you are."
"Because it takes the free raw material of the mind and builds castles of possibilities, reading is an act of civilisation and one of the greatest acts of civilisation."
"The sound of the pages turning under my fingers is something I adore. Verify your print against fingerprints. Even though books make people quiet, they are still very noisy."
Jojen once said, "A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies." One man lives alone who never reads.
"More than money can get you through times without libraries, libraries will get you through times without money."
"I think words have power; we can use words to assert our existence, our experiences, and our lives."
"I adore reading by myself. I adore turning the last page and delving deeply into someone else's narrative."
