Quote by Peggy Noonan

Read good, big important things.

Read good, big important things.

Summary

This quote emphasizes the importance of reading substantial and meaningful content. It suggests that rather than spending time on trivial or insignificant material, one should focus on reading profound literature or informative texts that have a significant impact. By encouraging the choice of substantial reading, the quote emphasizes the value of investing time in intellectual pursuits and expanding one's knowledge, ultimately enhancing personal growth and understanding.

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By Peggy Noonan

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