Things you know when you read 2000 books | Book Review

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 Things you know when you read 2000 books

Author: Ella Yoon



       'Things you know when you read 2000 books' by Ella Yoon is a book where the author shares her own experiences in reading books. How our society is getting far from the habit of reading and in some it is very important to read. Reading can take a person away from the harsh realities of the world and carry one in the blissful world of fiction and also learn a lot of things from brilliant minds. 

         Reading can be the best thing one can ever have as a hobby. We get to travel so many places sitting at our home also get to know more about the other places which might be a little difficult to travel. We just can't imagine a world without books what a colorless world it would be. 

           Overall, this book surely talks about her experience in the library and all the people she could meet there and get to know their experiences as well. Overall, it was a nice read


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