The verb ‘to read’ does not tolerate the imperative, an aversion it shares with a few others:\u00a0 ‘to love’ … ‘to dream’ …<\/p>\n
Like a Novel (<\/em>originally Comme un roman), <\/em>Daniel Pennac (my translation)<\/p>\n *****<\/p>\n I’ve read this book in French.\u00a0 On the back cover is a list of ten rights of a reader, which I found online in the printable form of an English language poster, and which I duly printed and stuck to the back of a particular door for everyone to read.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The verb ‘to read’ does not tolerate the imperative, an aversion it shares with a few others:\u00a0 ‘to love’ … ‘to dream’ … Like a Novel (originally Comme un roman), Daniel Pennac (my translation) ***** I’ve read this book in French.\u00a0 On the back cover is a list of ten rights of a reader, which … <\/p>\n