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   Mihnea spune:

   29 mai 2007 | 4:28 pm

   “I told her all about the Exchange. She really liked the sound of it. She loved the idea of keeping the books moving, from person to person, from hand to hand…keeping the stories in circulation…”

   “‘I’ve heard about this,’ said Simon. ‘Where they leave them in cafes and on buses and you pick them up, read them, leave your message and liberate them again, for someone else to find… it’s like…’ He smiled. ‘Like an even bigger Great Big Book Exchange.’”

   “It’s because of what Ada warned me. She said – don’t hoard things. She said – the stories aren’t in the books. They’re in your head and your memory. The actual books are just where they’re kept, in the meantime. She said… reading is what sets them free.”

   “‘The books themselves aren’t valuable, that’s what Ada said,’ Winnie mused. ‘She said that people and characters and stories are valuable, and it’s them we should hoard and look after. Not the objects.’”

   “‘Will you bring it to the Exchange, when you’ve finished reading it?’ she said. ‘Will you set it free, or will you keep it at home, all to yourself…?’”

   Extracted from “Exchange” by Paul Magrs

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   Jen spune:

   29 mai 2007 | 4:33 pm

   ce misto :)

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