"There's more to the world than books you know, but not much more."

Posted by David FG on July 26, 2005

In Reply to: "There's more to the world than books you know, but not much more." posted by Bruce Kahl on July 26, 2005

: : : Please tell me the meaning of this
: : : "There's more to the world than books you know, but not much more."

: : : Thanks
: : : Archana

: : I am looking foward to what Smokey Stover will post for this one!

: In an indirect way it means that reading enriches our lives, develops the imagination and our intellect.

: Reading is good for you, it enriches and makes one a better person.

That books are not quite all-important in this life: there are other things out there. (They come very close, but one can't live entirely through literature.)

OK, it's not Smokey Stover, but I am not Prince Hamlet, nor was meant to be...

DFG

• "There's more to the world than books you know, but not much more." Smokey Stover 26/July/05
  • "There's more to the world than books you know, but not much more." Smokey Stover 26/July/05
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          • There's more to life . . . Mikko 29/July/05
            • There's more to life . . . Smokey Stover 29/July/05
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