3 comments:

Nancy Simpson said...

I agree with you, Jayne. I do not want to live in a world without books. I so agree with this post. Thanks.

There will always be real books.

And I get crazy thoughts, like the best revenge is

write a book.

Glenda Council Beall said...

You speak for me, Jayne, and just today someone told me he didn't read any more because he couldn't find books that were of interest to an older man.
I can't seem to create any interest for vampires or aliens or things like that.
What happened to good stories about real people. I have learned that real people here on this earth have lived some of the most interesting and challenging lives and no one will ever write about them or make a movie about them, but those stories would be in the top ten of my book lists.

Anonymous said...

As one of the younger generations who also appreciates fantasy, vampires and adventure books, those can be some good reading. Sometimes, they do have good lessons, too. But what is more amusing to me are the stories of real people in real times and in real situations.

Like the book, Chicken Soup for a Mother's Soul, I would surely treasure that book than other fantasy adventure books (my husband will surely be unhappy to know that!-he love those books!).

My family loves to read books. Though I can read some books as eBooks, it will always be nice to curl up with a book that you love. It's nice to feel the hardbound and texture of the pages.

Thanks Jayne for your comment and it's an honor to see your comment on my blog! I love that prayer! I have shared that prayer to my friends. Thank you and God bless!