Ганна

I'm intentionally not showing the cover. First I'll tell you what it's about, and then, for those who are interested, I'll tell you the title.

Reading aloud is scarier than writing. But you can immediately hear where the text is flawed.

Three things with bookmarks somewhere in the middle. And I still don't know if I'll come back to them.

A bookmark on the hundredth page means that the book was abandoned right there. I have three of them — and all three are waiting for their time.

I don't write in the margins or fold the pages. Instead, I have a box, and every bookmark comes from somewhere.

I turn off the overhead light. One lamp and the room becomes smaller, and the book closer.

I underline with a pencil and come back in a year. The most interesting thing is when you don't understand why you underlined it.

Twenty minutes before anything else. Reading after work almost never happens, but before it always happens.

At home I wash dishes, and here no one touches me. It is best to read where there is no housework.

Not the best in life, but the ones I keep coming back to. These are different lists, and the second one is more honest.