The morning was quiet on Sunday. I sat on the couch, drinking coffee. I checked the Amazon app, searching for something to read. I located a book I wanted and clicked it. Nothing happened. There was no option to buy it. Only a message stating the app does not allow buying Kindle books. This situation […]
Let me tell you a story. During the extended months of lockdown – with the skies grounded, borders closed along with each travel desire kept inside – I purchased a copy of Haruki Murakami’s Norwegian Wood online. I missed going through the world; upon turning its pages I found a path into Japan’s quiet, somber […]
Some books tell stories; other works offer accounts of the past, present, possible future. To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee fits that description. Published in 1960 this novel still moves readers from different ages by showing morality, fairness, human nature in detail. If you have not read it, here is why you should. 1. […]