That sense of wonder - Book Review
"Every disenchanted day we live is a day we surrender to those who want us divided and lonely. A life of wonder is a radical life, for wonder is not childish, little, or cute. Wonder bites, and so do we." I'm not fascinated by this book, I'm not surprised or amused or anything that could imply a feeling of "wonder" or "enchantment". Perhaps because I've already been angry with the way we (as modern age humans) have been living for quite a long time. I've been the kind of person who looks up at the morning sky and smiles at the different shapes the clouds take, who looks up at the night sky to talk to the moon and count the stars, the type of person who gets sad when they can't see any stars because our sky has been polluted by noise, every type of noise you could fathom. I bought this book because I got captured by its title, as I was going through a time when my anger made me indifferent to the beauty of the sky, when I was carrie...