So having read about a fictional rediscovery of hope, in the book "Wool". I was in a bookshop wondering what I would by as my one book this month, when I passed through the "sci-fi/fantasy" section, and into the "classics"  there not finding anything that held my attention, I was walking out through the self-development department, when nestling in this section, was book others had written about, and I had half heartedly looked out for then it was there a tiny little paper back book.

It feels quite strange to have a book of this magnitude in a paperback book, I feels heavier in the hand than it should, as if ideas and life add mass to mere paper.  so anyway this book is Viktor E. Frankl's "Man's Search for Meaning"

Do read it

Also I am reading Karen Lord's "Redemption in Indigo" It is quite enjoyable to be in a world where names don't trip of the tongue, and food is a glorious weapon.

Live the life you have not the one you don't. Build a future you want to be in rather than some kind of dull media fed fantasy thing. Dyslexia is a grand a great way to see the world don't waste the gift or gifts you have be the friend you want to have. Have a great day, as someone has to.

I have read "Wool", I have liked "Wool", I would recommend it as a way looking at a small world that wishes to be bigger greater than it was and dreams of what might be, if a life is lived with in and through truth, with a determination to see what freedom may make someone.

Then that maybe come a reason to breathe, to live, there will be a sacrifice somewhere, so be prepared for it. There is always a cost, someone always pays. Are you ready?

So the way you view the world matters a whole heap, If we don't take time pause you will miss the world. so stop right now!

Dyslexia is a cool way to view the world if you don't have it find a dyslexic and learn. Enjoy today as it is a blast of a day

So I reading my way through "Wool" as the lead characters descend through the silo into the depths, you can feel the calm rise in them as you walk down into the deep unknown.

I am enjoying the opening chapters and looking to seeing these elderly people build a future, that might be based in hope and truth, or it might not!!!

Also my not buying books didn't work to well. I have brought "The Accidental Creative" Todd Henry "Comprehending Mission" by Stanley H. Skreslet and "The War of the Worlds" by H.G. Wells illustrated by Edward Corey. They are most lovely illustrations, I think more books should have illustrations these ones do add a great sense of menace and doom

Dyslexia is a rather marvellous way to be in the world, I like mine enjoy yours, be living well it is worth it every time.

Wool is what I have begun now, it is by Hugh Howey. I like a book that has moments of small intrigue, it opens with a man who wants to die. Sitting in his cell which has a massive floor to ceiling screen showing him the outside world. In all its bleakness and all he can do is wonder about the dead pixels in the screen. who will have the skills to fix it, if not then will it one day be mostly dead pixels and will it matter. So I am enjoying this book,

Being dyslexic is a rather nice way to be. I like this very much my dyslexia allows me to read, writing is harder and takes a lot more energy to do. It is made easier by being able to use a computer, It means I don't have to rewrite everything out to remove the mistakes I could not see and usually make new ones as I rewrite. Si how ever it is make sure you live well and enjoy the world as much as you can have a great day.

Well it is February and my book buying fast is over, and I ma slowly easing my way back in. I have bought and read Vince Fynn's The Last Man, I have always enjoyed his writing. I might consider him a guilty pleasure, but I have way to much respect for Mitch to have any guilty. Then working my way into The Philosophical Breakfast Club, I find myself caught by a small idea or ideas. I would seem that I need a wider set of reading and experience, I need to be pushed  or drawn into, deeper set of ideas or rationales for being or doing what I do. Well that is some of my reading, buying now I have beautiful hard back edition of H.P. Lovecraft: The Complete Fiction, Wool by Hugh Howey: The Skinner by Neal Asher: I got that for a whole Dollar. To paraphrase the great thinker and swimmer Dory "Just keep swimming; Just keep swimming" Remember dyslexia is a rather fun way to see the world.