When I was a child I read books for entertainment and information; I now think of books as lifeboats.
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In her book "The Cushion in the Road," Alice Walker reflects on the transformative role of books in her life. As a child, she approached reading as a source of enjoyment and knowledge, immersing herself in various stories and information. Over time, however, her perspective shifted significantly, allowing her to view books as essential tools for survival and understanding in a complex world.
Walker likens books to lifeboats, suggesting that they...
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