Quote by Richard Marek

There are a lot of people like me, people who need books the way they need air.

There are a lot of people like me, people who need books the

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This quote highlights the importance of books in the lives of certain individuals. It suggests that just as people rely on air to survive, there are people who truly depend on books to live fulfilled lives. For such individuals, books are not merely a source of entertainment or knowledge, but a necessity that nourishes their minds and souls. It emphasizes the profound impact books can have on people, serving as an essential component for their emotional, intellectual, and personal growth.

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