I have always had this sense of books as lined up and waiting, patiently waiting, for people to find them;
In Chaim Potok's novel "The Chosen," the protagonist reflects on the allure of books, as if they are eagerly waiting for readers to discover their stories. This perspective highlights the profound relationship between literature and individuals, suggesting that each book holds untapped potential and insights, longing to connect with the right reader.
The quote encapsulates the idea that books possess a quiet anticipation, symbolizing the rich knowledge and experiences waiting to be revealed. Potok's portrayal of this relationship emphasizes the importance of literature in exploring one's identity and understanding the world through the lens of diverse narratives.
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