With all the books that are easily available now, it can be hard to find the time to dedicate to the classics. But there’s a reason they’re classics. In fact, a study from 2013 found that reading classic literature can actually help you relate to people in real life and increase your empathy and emotional intelligence. The theory behind this is that classic literature describes actions, and tells you just what happens, without delving into the characters mind like…
Things are sweeter when they’re lost. I know — because once I wanted something and got it. It was the only think I ever wanted badly. And when I got it, it turned to…
When I build a fire under a person in it, I do not do it merely because of the enjoyment I get out of seeing him fry, but because he is worth the trouble.…
I know how a prize watermelon looks when it is sunning its fat rotundity among pumpkin vines and ‘simblins;’ I know how to tell when its ripe without ‘plugging’ it; I know how inviting…
…and I’ve looked up at you and found you already looking at me, and you roll your eyes and smile. Give me the opportunity to be super honest here: I didn’t even find this magical little word…
WARNING: This list includes NOTHING written by Kristen Hannah. No self-respecting article titled “5 Books That You Should Read Right Now” should ever include a book written by Kristen Hannah. Period. I’m sure many…
Because we all have the ability to soar.…
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