Quote by Logan P. Smith

People say that life is the thing, but I prefer reading.

People say that life is the thing, but I prefer reading.

Summary

This quote suggests that while many people value the experiences and activities in life, the speaker finds more joy and fulfillment in reading. It implies that the act of reading brings greater satisfaction and meaning to their life than other aspects of living. This could reflect the speaker's personal preference for intellectual engagement, the sense of adventure and escape provided by books, or the transformative power of knowledge gained through reading. Ultimately, this quote speaks to the profound impact that books can have on an individual's perspective and understanding of the world.

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