I've recently been getting really into C.S. Lewis and have since gotten a few of his non-fiction books. Among them "A grief observed". I quickly decided to leave this one for a time when I might feel something even remotely similar to Lewis after losing his wife – a time when I might need it.
I'm curious to know, are there any books you are "saving" for one reason or another?
by RobinLind97
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I collect comic book and have so so many that I am just saving for well when I get the time. There is a few that I keep aside for when I’m sad or lacking in motivation to study or something along those lines. A good story always cheers me up.
Saving Steppenwolf by Hermann Hesse for when I am older and feeling like life is slowing down.
I’m saving Brothers Karamazov to read when I’m mentally ready.
I have a copy of The Hobbit that was owned by my uncle. When he passed, that was one of the things I ended up with. I’ve read the story numerous times, but not from that particular copy. Not sure when or even if I’ll open it, but it’s on my bookshelf waiting for me.