What Books Do I want To Read?

Do I find myself a bookworm, into reading many books? No, LOL. Such an easy answer.

While I may not consider myself a bookworm immersed in the pages of many books, I do enjoy taking the time to read when the opportunity arises. Furthermore, I often find that podcasts offer a convenient alternative, particularly when I’m on the road with no specific destination in mind. It’s amazing how these audio treasures can transform an aimless drive into an enriching experience.

In today’s fast-paced and interconnected world, finding the time to sit down with a good book or tune into an engaging podcast can be a rejuvenating experience. Exploring the lives and journeys of sports stars through biographies can be inspiring, offering insights into their dedication, sacrifices, and achievements. Similarly, delving into the music and lyrics of different artists can offer a profound understanding of their creativity and the societal influences that shape their work.

“The Art of Not Giving a F*ck” by Mark Manson stands out as a captivating piece of literature that resonates with many individuals navigating the complexities of modern society. Manson’s thought-provoking exploration of values and self-awareness provides a refreshing perspective on the way we perceive and interact with the world around us. His candid and relatable approach prompts introspection and invites readers to reconsider their priorities and attitudes towards life’s inevitable challenges.

As we immerse ourselves in the pages of such works, we encounter diverse narratives that mirror our own experiences and offer valuable lessons. It’s through these insightful writings and compelling podcasts that we gain a deeper understanding of the human condition and the intricate fabric of society. With each turn of the page or soothing voice through our headphones, we connect with stories that resonate with our emotions and intellect, fostering a sense of empathy and understanding.

Diving into the realm of writing can indeed be a profound and enriching journey. “10,000 Writing Prompts and Creating Writing” provides a myriad of thought-provoking prompts, sparking creativity and guiding you through the intricacies of the writing process. Every flip through its pages unveils new possibilities, nurturing and strengthening the foundation of your creativity.

On the other hand, the wisdom imparted by Jerry Jenkins, a seasoned author with an impressive portfolio of over 300 books, serves as a guiding light in the realm of writing. His mentorship, conveyed through heartfelt correspondence via email, crafts a unique and personal approach to honing your craft. Through his guidance, writing becomes a heartfelt and profound conversation, nurturing a sense of connection and inspiration as you delve into the art of storytelling.

The specific book that I found intriguing and read twice was not due to disbelief in it or an intense need to understand the complex aspects of life, but rather to gain a deeper insight into the individual who is credited with creating the world as we know it today – the Bible. I want to clarify that my fascination with this book does not stem from a lack of belief in God or the creation of our world, or the historical events that have unfolded over thousands of years. On the contrary, I have strong beliefs and have faith in God, and I appreciate the historical significance that has shaped the world we live in today. My interest in visiting various destinations is driven not only by my personal beliefs and thoughts, but also by a genuine desire to witness the historical landmarks that have played a pivotal role in shaping human existence. This journey is a testament to my profound curiosity and reverence for the past, and I am eager to embark on this enriching experience to further deepen my understanding and connection to history.

The wonderful world of books is truly captivating in its ability to preserve the essence of different ages and eras. Some of these literary treasures date back hundreds or even thousands of years, offering us a glimpse into history and serving as a compelling form of storytelling. Consider the timeless charm of Mark Twain’s “Huckleberry Finn,” a classic that has resonated with countless readers across generations. Similarly, the works of Charles Dickens and many other esteemed authors continue to be cherished and enjoyed by avid readers worldwide.

As for myself, I find solace in the realm of podcast books, indulging in captivating narratives and enriching my literary horizons. It is my aspiration to one day channel the creativity within me and commit my own story to writing, typing away at the keys to bring forth a creation that is uniquely mine. The journey towards crafting my own book is a goal that burns brightly within me, a goal that I am destined to achieve with unwavering determination and unwavering passion.

#Journey Through Life

Mags@journeythroughlife.blog

3 Replies to “What Books Do I want To Read?”

      1. America hides the truth of what they did to our indigenous people who came to America five thousand years ago across the Berrings straights.Tgen theirs our American Civil War and the Eugenics program. In the early nineteen hundreds to the nineteen seventies America tried to sterilize poor Americans .The theory was poor people will bare poor offspring. Then there’s the way Tye US government treated and still treat Gays and lesbians. America will never correct history. Never appologize.Love to utilize their propaganda.

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