Place To Read Books Novels & Stories

I dash towards the library and even though I feel guilty, I sneak my plate of food in and find my usual spot. The smell of old books and the sound of absolute silence gives me comfort. Every wall in here is decorated with tall shelves and those shelves are filled with books. My favorite spot was a soft white lounge chair by the window. During the week I would find a few people in here, but on the weekends I had it all to myself. I placed my food on my lap and pulled my current read from the shelf behind me.

Bella repeated shyly. "Haha.." Alec pinched Bella's cheek in exasperation. "You misunderstood me, Bella. I also read books, I like reading comics.” Alec reached for the books on one shelf. Bella likes reading novels, while Alec likes reading comics. The taste is quite different. "Comic is enough to see, no need to read right?" Tease Bella again. Alec laughed again. "Of course, I keep reading." This bookstore has a reading room as well as a cafe. For today Bella plans to spend time at the bookstore, they will also have lunch at the cafe inside the bookstore. Bella and Alec took their place to spend time reading each other's books of choice.

The ride to the mall took pretty much time before they arrived, and they pulled over at the parking lot of the biggest and most popular mall in LA, The Venice Boulevard Mall. "Should we go to the bookstore after we leave here? Reading books especially novels can help one clear his or her head. I've tried it before, and it helped me," Khan suggested as they advanced toward the entrance door, but Connor just scoffed and rolled his eyes. He wasn't a fan of reading regardless of the type of book. It just doesn't flow for him, and he was never planning to force it. Well, that was not a good idea for someone like himself. "I'm not interested," He replied to Khan bluntly as they walked inside the m

As they entered, the rich aroma of freshly brewed coffee filled the air, followed by a section offering meals. The space inside featured book displays, a reading area, a lounge area, and a selection of creative products for sale. What caught Mindy's attention most was a promotional wall near the entrance displaying a poster of the book "Seven Days". There were bold words like "Best-seller", "Popular", and "In Demand" plastered all around it. Inside the reading section, "Seven Days" occupied the prime spot on the central book display. Most of the readers in that area were holding copies of it.

"I know that not everything you might not know. I want to read from the beginning until now, and I can find many interesting books here anyway." Riley raised his hand to show an ancient book with ancient writing. There was written how to read the ancient writing on a chair sitting quietly leaning back, watching the woman who preferred to sit on the floor, with several stacks of books around her. "Are you looking for a different atmosphere?" "That's right, don't you think spending time in a different way is a great thing? I want to add more things to my life. We've been through a lot, and sometimes I feel like life is so hard. Relaxing while reading a book here can make my boredom disappear."

Mia's eyes lit up, and she felt an instant connection to the room. She settled into a plush armchair, running her fingers over the spines of the books. The room seemed to wrap around her, providing warmth and solace. As she started to read, time slipped away, and Mia lost herself in the world of words. Amidst the roaming, her mind traveled back to the book of Enchantments. She still had a lot to discover, a lot to practice. With a promise to herself to go through it all at night, she pushed the thought away momentarily and enjoyed the comfort of the library.

After that, we went to a book cafe near by, they had a rule that you had to buy a cup of coffee to read a book and it was a good idea. I dropped my bags besides Max who was flirting with the barista who seemed to be enjoying what was going on. I walked through the store looking for one of my favorite books - Anne of the green gables. That was a book I read when I was younger and that book was one hell of a great one. "I got his number." Max came squealing. "Yeah, cool." I said while I continued to look for the book. "What?" Max asked with raised brows.

I was going to keep this training a secret no matter what. "I, love books and it's a great way to pass time." Vera's eyes gleamed and a grin slowly formed on her lips. "Why, you should have said that a long time ago! You see, I love reading to, I can recommend a lot of good books for you!" She grinned. I nodded and took a bite out of my crossiant. "Well," she continued. "The library is ok the third floor of the palace, inbetween the art gallery and a storage room. It should not be hard to locate."

As much as unsettling the thought was, I pushed it past my head. “Well, I still have to do something at least. I can’t just sit around twiddling my thumbs in this room all day” Noah ponders over my response for a moment and says “Why don’t you visit the library located on the seventh floor. I know how much you love reading crime thrillers. That place is literally booming with it and every genre is available over there too” He suggested. “Ok then. I’ll head over there in a few seconds” I nod my head.

Mom already had the slip of paper in her hand and was looking over the books, trying to find the right section. "There 7." I pointed behind her, running towards the section. The library was my safe haven. Whenever I missed dad, or was in a sad mood I would come here, grab a book and a chair and just sit in the corner, reading the book and drifting into another world of imagination. So it wasn't a surprise that I knew the sections by heart. "Row 4." I whispered to myself. "And book 19." Counting the numbers in my mind I stopped my finger on the 19th book. If Tomorrow Comes by Sidney Sheldon, one of my favourites and dad's too.