I ve read a lot of that book, if there s anything else

I have read a lot of books, since the third grade of primary school, I run to the bookstore whenever I have time, that should be regarded as eavesdropping, I have no money to buy books but go every day, like many children squatting on the ground and looking at books hungrily, and then spend a lot of money to go to the county library to get a library card, so the circle began my large reading stage.

I read a lot of miscellaneous books, the first one was children's enlightenment literature, and then I slowly began to read Chinese classics and world classics, such as "Jane Eyre", "The Old Man and the Sea", "Old Things in the South of the City", "Historical Records", "Dream of the Wolf King", these are basically no less than three times in the fourth and fifth grades. Later, I began to read some fast literature, comics, and occasionally wrote one or two poems published in the school newspaper, and gradually found some authors who I was more interested in. Among the favorites are Haruki Murakami and Keigo Higashino.

However, even if I know that I have read a lot of books, after more than ten years, many books only remember the general plot, and some of the plots cannot be remembered, and sometimes I even forget whether I have read this book, and only when I see a familiar plot will I suddenly remember, oh, I have read this book.

So all the books I've read have gone? Does it make sense to read?

Absolutely, of course. Reading is useful, very useful. I thought about this for a long time, only to realize that it was completely unfounded.

Even if we forget the books we have read, they have also imperceptibly nourished our hearts for a certain period of time, and many times, people who read more books and those who read less books can see at a glance, because the personality charm and temperament exuded by a person are really different.

Even if a person's personality can be thousands of kinds, but when you look at the book carefully, you can guess that it is actually one, serious and quiet, which is the most beautiful scenery.

I'm not afraid that the books I've read will forget because they're all in my heart, exist, and worthy of admiration.

Summary. Yes, there are many books suitable for us to read, 1, Zhang Ailing: "Love in a Fallen City".

2. Magritte. Duras: "The Lover".

3. Kaulin. McCullough: "The Thorn Bird."

4. Haruki Murakami: "Norwegian Wood".

5, Junichi Watanabe: "Paradise Lost" and "This Thing for Men".

6, Qian Zhongshu: "The Siege" (The Mirror of Marriage).

7. Lawrence: "Rainbow", "A Woman in Love", "Lady Chatterley's Lover".

8. Rabindranath Tagore: "Birds" and "Leaves of Grass".

9. Salinger: "The Catcher in the Rye".

10. Milan. Kundera: "The Unbearable Lightness of Life", "Slowness".

11, Simone. Morality. Beauvoir: The Second Sex

12, Cher. Heidi: The Sexology Report

13, Dirk Schuberry: "The Little Prince".

Is there really a lot of good books, but I don't know.

Yes, there are many books suitable for us to read, 1, Zhang Ailing: "Love in a Fallen City" 2, Magritte. Duras:

Lover" 3, Cowlin. McCullough: "Thorn Bird" 4, Haruki Murakami:

Norwegian Wood" 5, Junichi Watanabe: "Paradise Lost", "Man This Thing" 6, Qian Zhongshu: "The Siege of the Sparrow" (The Mirror of Marriage) 7, Lawrence:

Rainbow" Brother Qin, "A Woman in Love", "Lady Chatterley's Lover"8, Tagore: "The Birds", "Leaves of Grass"9, Salinger: "The Catcher in the Rye"10, Milan.

Kundera: "The Unbearable Lightness of Life", "Slowness", 11, Simone. Morality.

Beauvoir: "The Second Sex" 12, Cher. Heidi:

Sexology Report 13, Dirk Schuberry: "The Little Prince".

These books are all recommended.

I've read some and don't think it's worth recommending.

So what do you think is the standard of a good book?

For example, books on mood and health.

Do you know. Ten years of you, love letters, very bland feeling, but still unfinished, these can be seen.