The Joy of Stories

In various exchanges with teenagers in the library, I have heard almost the same reaction verbatim and I think that there have been a lot of people heard it before. When asking young people about the books they like in the course, they ask students about the last book of their favorite book, they need to study at the school or in a consultation interview with the readers. In exactly the same answer: It is a good story. "That is a good story."

One of the enjoyment of my life is the moment when I finished reading a book. It is an exciting combination, enjoying the pleasures of good stories (or fun ideas) and mixing the infinite possibilities of the next step of reading! Working in a library I am surrounded by all kinds of possibilities, so I need a little discipline. When I choose the next book, I will not be included in the list, I will obey my own happiness. I recalled my feelings, interests, and other things I was reading. If my other book is a "thinking book", I usually bring a novel - mix my reading as I prosper. The important thing is that I want to browse, but I usually achieve this according to my need. A well-thought out smidgen reduces complaints and the beginning of errors. Until now, I am good at predicting what I want to do.

Patricia Highsmith - I read the names of the five novels by Ripriad - Tom Ripley - finished writing the last book last year (earlier this year) experienced the joy and promise of the story that I have never experienced since then did. When I was in my teens I read John Grisham and Michael Crichton in my parents' backyard. Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie 's book Americanah impressed me with recent memories. It says that I am innovative because it provides young, ambitious, highly intelligent, sometimes insight into the reality of single black women 's meaning. This is an honest book about the constant desire and nostalgia of this metaphor for what is called race, identity, and family. I was also impressed with this story. Because it touched the relationship of love between the two central figures, it means that space and time can not erase love.

I just saw the movie "Joy" - divorced mother Joy Mangano invented a miracle mop story in the 1990s and became a millionaire to sell her merchandise at home shopping network. And I am very embarrassed. I want to be happy. Not only is it becoming a billionaire (recognizing it, some of us can say no), it is from what you invented, created and provided for others It is to become "rich". Please make something never before. When I was in my teens, when I was sent to wash clothes, I made up a story in my head. A few hours later, when collecting fresh and dry water from hawthorn, this was my reward; they were my benefit from a company with a very nutritious value.