I Always Knew That I Wanted To

Reading Is At The Beginning Of The Social Contract.

I Always Knew That I Wanted To Live With Books, Even As A Child, Because We Traveled A Lot. Home Was The Book To Which I Came Back Every Evening.

If Justice Takes Place, There May Be Hope, Even In The Face Of A Seemingly Capricious Divinity.

Our Books Will Bear Witness For Or Against Us, Our Books Reflect Who We Are And Who We Have Been, Our Books Hold The Share Of Pages Granted To Us From The Book Of Life. By The Books We Call Ours We Will Be Judged

Deserted Libraries Hold The Shades Of Writers Who Worked Within, And Are Haunted By Their Absence.