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1. the emphasis should not be on housing books, but on housing readers using
books
2. “Knowledge forms in rooms that foster the exchange between people,
3. There is this specific “literary culture”, which is missing from Pakistan.
People do not value the existing libraries because they are not familiar with
valuing the literacy culture. Have reading and promoting library culture can
begin from homes.
4. Book is believed to be the best friend of a person and book reading is a good
habit for everybody who is associated to attain and pursue knowledge.
Keeping various books in the shelves and reading them time to time is also a
perpetual act to improve the reading habit. Furher, book reading improves
the attitude and behaviour of a person. Book reading also positively
influences people who are around a sensible reader. Books quench our thirst
for knowledge. Through books, we learn about how things work, understand
different cultures, and comprehend the history of things. We can learn new
languages, how to improve ourselves and even how to build things. The
right books are full of useful information that helps us become smarter,
sharper, more skilled and more open to new ideas. Moreover, book reading
culture in libraries is an adequate and culture promoting work.
5. According to resources, the more you read, the more you stimulate your
mind. Mental stimulation keeps the blood flowing to our brains, preventing
diseases like dementia and Alzheimer’s. When we read, our cognitive
function and memory improve. The healthier your brain is, the more you are
able to focus and develop your analytical skills. It also can help you relieve
tension and relax. Books allow us to escape the stress and anxiety of
everyday life by allowing us to immerse ourselves in another world or
involve us in a topic we find compelling. And because there is a book out
there on just about every topic in the world, it is possible for everyone to
find the perfect book that will keep them focused and at ease
6. THE THIRD PLACE
7. My core mission is to make public spaces known as third places: in addition
to the first (home) and second place (work / school), the ideal third place is a
place where everyone, regardless of age, origin or status, feels at home. A
place that does not require money to be accessed, is welcoming and
approachable, and relevant to the surrounding area. A place to meet, share
and learn with each other, but also get inspired, have fun and be surprised.