Book Juggling

I sometimes do this: juggle between two books. It is not that I find one book uninteresting. An article in ‘Good Housekeeping’ stated that we choose our books depending upon our mental state. So if you are a person in love, you might tend to read love stories. But then again, you might avoid book reading altogether. You might be too busy thinking of your emotions! If you were in depression, books that have a more serious tone would be your choice.

But still there comes a time, when you feel that all this reading is not enough. You then try a non-fiction. But unless you are really interested in the subject, it is not a book to stay awake in the night. So you switch to some classics. Sometimes people become impatient with one book when they encounter a dry phase. So instead of slogging though to the end, they end up picking up another book. It goes on….

So guys, to avoid this, choose a book that is going to match the mood you are in. I assure you, that you will read it through.

Talking of juggling, do you know, that the oldest depiction of juggling was found in Benzi-Hassan tombs of the Egyptian Civilization.