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Georgey · 06-13-2012, 08:15 AM

Well, my reading habits change as well, yes. I love books of all kinds now which I would never have touched as a child or adolescent. But I have to say that I still like books I read as a child. I think it is more a question of maturing/growing up/widening the personal horizon and so forth. Of course, now I understand literature in a different way, also the children's books I read - i see things and layers of meaning now which were invisible to me as a child (thank God!) and now that I see them I can also read between the lines...reasons for change are countless...

06-13-2012, 08:15 AM	#42
Georgey Junior Member Posts: 5 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jun 2012 Device: none	Well, my reading habits change as well, yes. I love books of all kinds now which I would never have touched as a child or adolescent. But I have to say that I still like books I read as a child. I think it is more a question of maturing/growing up/widening the personal horizon and so forth. Of course, now I understand literature in a different way, also the children's books I read - i see things and layers of meaning now which were invisible to me as a child (thank God!) and now that I see them I can also read between the lines...reasons for change are countless...