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Learning Challenge: The Magic Of The Book

The Magic Of The Book: Hermann Hesse On Why We Read And Always Will:
One thing I already knew is that we have not reached the point where technology like the radio and film has not completely taken everything away from the book. Something new I learned is the idea that Hermann Hesse entertains of the book as spiritual value to human life. I want to explore the works written by Hermann Hesse more because he's a person I had never of until literally a couple of weeks ago. After reading this article I became even more curious of what his books are like so I would like to try reading one.

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