
Thoughts flutter throughout the day. Few stay, few flit, few need to be celebrated. Thoughts are man’s gift, valuable enough to cherish for infinity. In a hope to immortalize those thoughts, I etch words onto this blog wishing all the way to carry them further into the world.
Saturday, 21 June 2014
The Fountainhead

As I was reading it, I had a sense as if I was reading
something very sacred and each word must be read twice so that it could be committed
to memory. It is an intensely written book with intense characters who are
bound to stay in your head (not your heart) for a long time.
You could ask me why I haven’t written a review.
I feel that by writing a review I will be causing disrespect
to those words. You will know what I mean when you read The Fountainhead.
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Ayn Rand,
The fountainhead
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Hm, this sounds like it must be a really great book then. I am going to be reading the little prince this summer because I haven't done that yet, but after I do, I will try this one too!
ReplyDeleteThe Little Prince is really short yet strong. You will enjoy it!Yes, you should try The Foutainhead. When you do tell me what you think about it. :)
DeleteLooks like I have to read it as well, sometime sooner. c:
ReplyDeleteYes yes! :D
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