Rare Book Haul - Look What I Found!!! 📚🎉

[@TheReadWellPodcast]

👋Hey reading friends! I had so much fun sharing my latest book finds with you. What did you think? Which book did you find the most interesting? Thanks for watching, and thanks for the support. Until next time, read slowly - take notes - apply the ideas. -Eddy

[@heatherscofield8474]

I love that copy of Anna!!

[@lifewithlindsey1920]

Love to see your finds 😊

[@peterjohnson5762]

Wow - I'm amazed at how good of shape the Montaigne is in for being as old as it is. That is super cool!

[@TheReadWellPodcast]

Right?! I’m so excited.

[@domenceuspriest]

So exciting! I just heard about Adler's book recently in an off-hand mention by someone and it caught my attention because of the concept of syntopical reading (reading multiple works to better understand one particular topic). I hadn't realized there was a term for that (beyond "obsessive research"), so my interest was piqued. What a great coincidence that you picked it up - looking forward to your thoughts on it! (Also, right there with you on the strain of holding larger physical books to read them - I feel like this wasn't a problem when I was younger... )

[@margaretkamigaki4472]

I love Weller's. A person should not take their checkbook or credit card in there. Cash only or you might have to go without eating for a week. My favorites of your picks are - ta da! Anna and How to Read a Book. Fabulous! That is just like having Christmas twice. Please, please do it again and tell us more. ❤

[@TheReadWellPodcast]

Ha, yes, it’s a dangerously expensive experience.

[@graciemurray1014]

I love finding good used books. The Bertrand Russell essays got my attention. I live in Florida and there are not many used book stores in my area. The thrift stores don’t even want book donations.

[@TheReadWellPodcast]

That’s a bummer. I do love crispy new books, but it’s so much fun looking through old books for treasure.

[@pamhiers6087]

Love these selections. Also enjoy longer videos when you can do them. Thank you so much for sharing your love of books.

[@TheReadWellPodcast]

Thank you for enjoying them with me!

[@catherinesacademiastudio4804]

So cool! I’ve never seen this version of how to read a book! Also I’m totally going to copy you (sorta) and share my favourite finds from my second hand book store.

[@TheReadWellPodcast]

I do love this edition of How to Read a Book! Thanks for watching.

[@KenLonseth]

I’m biased towards visual artwork so I wish there were more illustrations in modern adult books. I can understand the arguments against them though. All good.

[@TheReadWellPodcast]

The Anna Katerina book is a blast because of the illustrations. I agree. Having a few good pictures makes a big difference.

[@fangs1972]

I’ve recently started buying from the local bookstore. I can get a book from Amazon faster and cheaper; however, ordering from this bookstore takes me back to the 90s when I had to wait. P.S. If “Anna Karenina” is broken in to 2 books, is there a cliffhanger at the end of book 1 🤔?

[@TheReadWellPodcast]

I agree! Going to a bookstore is a time portal. As for A.K., I’ll have to look at where to ends. I’m not sure.