“Great literature should make us squirm, question, debate, complain, and celebrate—its ability to evoke thoughtful or emotional responses is what makes it great. Like fire, it can illuminate, burn, and even pave the way for new growth.”
~~Bonnie Katzive
What are they talkin' about?
1000 Important Things
age
Ali
arguement
Art
authors
Beatles
beauty
Bible
books
Calvin and Hobbes
change
children
comedy
comics/cartoons
courage
dancing
daredevils
Death
diapers
Dr. Suess
dreams
ecology
Edison
Education
Einstein
ethics
facial hair
failure
faith
fame
food
Gandhi
Greeks
happiness
Holocaust
ideas
imagination
inspiration
insult
justice
leadership
liberty
Life
love
magic
math
mothers
music
my parents
pacifism
parenting
peace
Peanuts
perseverance
perspective
poetry
prayer
Presidents
problem solving
race
respect
risk
Romans
Saints
Shakespeare
sin
soul
spelling
sports
Springsteen
talent
talking animals
technology
truth
Twain
universe
violence
Vonnegut
war
wisdom
women
work
writing
1 comment:
I think that's why so many books leave me flat - they don't challenge me or make me think. A lot of books are simply pleasant words - like 500 page greeting cards.
I came across these lately and thought of you:
"A woman's guess is much more accurate than a man's certainty."
R. Kipling
"A woman moved is like a fountain troubled,
Muddy, ill-seeming, thick, bereft of beauty,
And while it is so, none so dry or thirsty
Will deign to sip or touch one drop of it."
W. Shakespeare
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