.... sometimes I love to wander around the library Belluno ..... the city is not huge but there are three different libraries ... some is always offered, but it's nice to just one eye ... for that very human and mania in particular love to have Western books and then pick them bibblioteca but never buy them ... Oh God I do not have many but I defend myself ... "Read and learn something from the book" This is a little bit of my motto ... very often are used to read condemning or absolving the centuries and this has created a selection ... I often wonder how many great talents in the pen have had their careers cut short by critics that have prevented many messages and many writings found their readers ... once things were mentioned because there was someone who told her, now the stories are no longer in fashion, there are books but we have to learn to read without too much criticism would not diminish the books in circulation but the writers and then the ideas different ... already because who became famous with a book he will write others perhaps not as beautiful as the first but has smoothed the way, others will disappear immediately blocked and his wealth will be lost ... maybe the solution to this market could be so cold and unfair the stories .... would tell her to come back in fashion ... maybe sitting in a room without the usual music and the usual preposterous volumes of chatter Massas
But back to us ... Wednesday wandering through a bookstore I felt the need to add a piece to my personal library ... so I went out with a bag, purse, the text of Fausto Payara "Holy mountain" ... the cover won me over ... I can see only a fireplace the rest the roof is covered with snow ... The book begins by recalling that each country has its own church ... I bought the now, the countries at the bottom are my passion ... The book is interesting tells of the holy mountain, their stories and places in the mountains where they lived exactly.
is through that image reminds me so much of the country atomosfera'm reading a good book.
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