Rose Horowitz

By reading about someone else or something else, I think it helps you reflect on yourself and sort of become – like, more human and sort of figure out who you are, you end up learning the kind of life that you want to lead.

By reading about someone else or something else, I think it helps you reflect on yourself and sort of become – like, more human and sort of figure out who you are, you end up learning the kind of life that you want to lead.

By reading about someone else or something else, I think it helps you reflect on yourself and sort of become – like, more human and sort of figure out who you are, you end up learning the kind of life that you want to lead.

Yeah. And it's, I mean, I had that with Anna Karenina. I think the first time I kind of, like, idolized Anna. And then as I read it again, which I know is probably not how you're supposed to respond to the book, but as I read it again, I sort of was much more interested in Levin and Kitty and the other characters.

Yeah. And it's, I mean, I had that with Anna Karenina. I think the first time I kind of, like, idolized Anna. And then as I read it again, which I know is probably not how you're supposed to respond to the book, but as I read it again, I sort of was much more interested in Levin and Kitty and the other characters.

Yeah. And it's, I mean, I had that with Anna Karenina. I think the first time I kind of, like, idolized Anna. And then as I read it again, which I know is probably not how you're supposed to respond to the book, but as I read it again, I sort of was much more interested in Levin and Kitty and the other characters.

And, you know, I had a professor who talked about how you read books to notice new things in them and also... to see the way that you yourself have changed and the way that you sort of come at it differently.

And, you know, I had a professor who talked about how you read books to notice new things in them and also... to see the way that you yourself have changed and the way that you sort of come at it differently.

And, you know, I had a professor who talked about how you read books to notice new things in them and also... to see the way that you yourself have changed and the way that you sort of come at it differently.

Well, thank you. Yeah, I'm super excited to hear what people sent in.

Well, thank you. Yeah, I'm super excited to hear what people sent in.

Well, thank you. Yeah, I'm super excited to hear what people sent in.