What are you reading now

[elderpiano]

Picking up my book again reading, A portrait of Johann Sebastian Bach - Music in the Castles of Heaven. I like to try and read a book that have enjoyed twice. I can only read a couple of chapters at a time if the print is small as my eyes get tired.

 

[John Watt]

I'm always looking at books and buying them, seeing $1 for hardcovers.
I already posted about finding 1874 editions of Beethovens' piano sonatas.
However, watching YouTube videos is something I do for hours every day.
That's how I get my news and views around the world.
I can't say I'm going to try and write a book some day,
but with all these mega-thons and megaliths, I'm going to play some mega-riffs.

 

[mukinurmorad]

I'm delighted to hear about your interest in Bach's life through "A Portrait of Johann Sebastian Bach." It's a remarkable journey to delve into the world of such a legendary composer. The fact that you're revisiting it speaks volumes about the depth of its content. As you continue enjoying this book, you might also consider exploring other genres or authors to diversify your reading experience. One author I'd recommend, especially if you're into romance and contemporary fiction, is Emily Henry. Here, you can find some of her novels: https://bookwormera.com Her books offer a refreshing escape into captivating stories.