Reader's Problems #2

Okay, so there is this one book you want read. No. You HAVE to read it. It is essential for your survival that you read it. And man you just cant find it anywhere. You cant buy it either because your shelf is overflowing and your mom/dad is going to kill you even for asking. Not one person has it. Why? Why doesnt anyone have that awesome book? Life is a mess.
But hey, that moment when you do find it, ah! The ecstasy. <3

Reader's Problem #1

Okay so while I am in the process of reading a book, I am going to write about the problems we readers encounter. One problem at a time.
Okay so, coming to the point, how often has it happened that you walk into a place with a book in your hand and this one person goes 'I dont get how you read thick books like these.'
I mean come on, who judges a book on the basis of how thick it is. Moreover, people actually avoid books with over 400 pages.
Honestly, I dont see what is so intimidating about books. In my opinion, a thicker book is just a lot more of awesome book. If it were upto me, I would never let my favorite book end. So I guess that is that.

Magic, Either Paperback or Hard Bound.

Well, yeah. There is honestly nothing better than reading. To sit in a corner lost in your world, feeling the joy, the sorrow, the pain and the love. Ah! The very thought of it.
I have been deprived of this pleasure cause, well, life. My parents' seniors in college motivated them with the motto 'Study and Struggle'. Motivational? Hell no. Just a case of poor vocabulary. But man the line is so true. You study and you really do struggle.
So, yeah that is essentially why I haven't been able to read. Sucks. So after a few boring months, I decided to rekindle the magic.
And where do I begin? Well, the love of my life, Harry Potter.
I took my time to read The Philosopher's Stone. Tbh, I barely got time. And then I began with The Chamber of Secrets. And then a few days back, a few pages of CoS still remaining,  I went to the school library to help my friend pick a book to read. I kind of made up my mind to borrow a book for myself and to begin with it after CoS was done. However, it looked like it was all in vain. I couldnt find anything good enough when suddenly my eyes fell on 'Kane and Abel'. I almost cried in delight. Well, I definitely let out an audible gasp. And now I am reading it and I am loving it.
You see, books have this power. They can control your emotions more than a human can. They have a real influence on you. A few papers with some words printed on them can change people, change the world.
Indeed, the pen is mightier than the sword. That is why I say, magic comes either paperback or hardbound. So keep yourself surrounded by this magic. Happy reading!