Quote by Anatole France

The books that everybody admires are those that nobody reads.

The books that everybody admires are those that nobody reads

Summary

This quote suggests that certain books may gain societal admiration or appreciation but are not actually widely read. It implies that there is a disconnect between the books that receive public recognition and the ones that capture the interest of the average reader. It emphasizes the notion that books touted as worthy of admiration do not necessarily enjoy a large readership, highlighting the difference between public perception and personal preference in the literary world.

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By Anatole France

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