As you are probably already aware by now, I am a fan of the “mini composition book”. I love the way it makes it easy to organize your favorite books in it or the way it makes it easy to go through your entire collection of a book to see if you have any books you haven’t read yet.
The first mini composition book I made was a little book I bought while on vacation in Thailand. It was in a very small box and had a few books that were broken and so I had to take the thing apart and put it back together again. A few years later I decided to make another one that had a lot of books that ended up being a giant pile of books that I could see from my desk.
This makes me think of the old saying, “If you try to read a book and it’s too big, you’re not really reading it.” If you’re reading something huge on your computer, you feel it is taking up too much space. If you have to split it into several separate books and separate the pages, that means you’re not really reading it, you are just sitting there reading it.
I use to try to read books in a very physical way — folding them into a book, putting them on a flat surface so I could flip through the pages, etc. But I’m beginning to realize that I can’t read them that way anymore because I’ve become so used to my computer screens that I’m not even able to use the physical book form anymore.
We all take a certain amount of space, and I think that space is important to the way we understand language. I have some favorite books, but I have to admit, I know a lot of books I would not pick up and read again if they were in a different format.
I have been reading, writing, and drawing my entire life, but when I started studying composition in college I realized I was missing something. The physical book form is very different from how we learn language. I have found that by drawing on a physical page, the paper allows me to organize my thoughts and ideas. As a result, I can write down words I’ve read, and I can even read them later. It’s all about organization.
I have no idea if this theory is true, unless you plan on reading in a physical book. I guess it depends on how much you want to write and draw. I have no plans on writing in a book that I’ve never read, but I would like to try it.
Well, I can be forgiven for just not having a plan, but I have a plan of sorts. Well, I know its not a plan, but its a plan. I have a plan to make a book of my drawings. Its not a plan to write a book, but its a plan to have something I can read that Ive never read.
The idea is that you can create a mini composition book that has your drawings on it, and you can even use the pages as a book. The books are made out of ordinary paper, so you can use them like a regular book. You could even print it out and give it as a gift. You can even print it out and use the pages as a book, I just think it would be funny to have a book that is so easy to read and look at.
The idea is that we’ll have a new composition book in the near future.