What if I tell you that even chick-lit can inspire you?
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— Krishna Kumar V. (@krishna_kumar_v) June 5, 2015
I’m part of a book club at work. Well, not strictly at work. It started an extension to
something that we had at work to promote reading at work. Now, the work thing is
not very active whereas our little book club is active.
Our book clubs work just like others - we select books to
read each month, we read them, and then we discuss them when we meet. However,
probably unlike other clubs, our monthly books are selected on the basis of
genres, which can vary from literary fiction to erotica.
It’s a mixed bag, you see. This can be fun for people who
are open and willing to explore outside their comfort zone – not so much for
people who are stuck to their niches. For example, I have completely enjoyed
whatever that I have read so far as part of the club. Some others have been
non-compliant and have either dropped off or are not interested enough.
This month, we are reading a book called “The Truth AboutForever” by Sarah Dessen. It’s a chick-lit book and it fits the bill. The
writing, relatively, is not the best and the story/characters seem adolescent.
We are about to meet tomorrow for discussing the book.
I have never read something like this before. And yet, I’m
actually enjoying reading it. None of the others are, however. I attribute this
to my ability to latch on to characters and identify myself in them. I guess
this trait directly correlates with my ability to get along with people and see
the good in them.
Interesting how the books that you read can tell you so much
about yourself.
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