Ambiguity Quote by Mohsin Hamid

“It's not about how much you read, but, how much you work what you read.”

— Unverified

“Reading was my way of not thinking about maths. More than that (or do I mean less?), it was my way of not thinking.”

— Ian McEwan

“… it would even be inexact to say that I thought of those who read it as readers of my book. Because they were…

— Marcel Proust

“The worth of a book is too be measured by what you can carry away from it.”

— James Bryce

“I don’t read much, as I could care less about echoing or reciting.”

— Jo M. Sekimonyo

“She’s been reading too much, he thought -had drifted across that line that separated what you might find in a book from what you…

— Chad Harbach

“The more books you read, the less topics you have in common with most of the people, that´s the price you pay for reading.”

— Martina Tutková

“That’s why I read, as a stranger, My being as if it were pages. Not knowing what will come And forgetting what has passed,…

— Fernando Pessoa

“You can tell almost as much about a person by what kinds of books they haven't read as you can by those that they…

— Michael E. Weil

If my books appear to a reader to be oversimplified, then you shouldn't read them: You're not the audience!

— Malcolm Gladwell

“I have owned over a thousand books at one time and that's only half of what I've read.”

— Maryann Flasch

Sometimes readers are telling me about what they read of my books and I don't remember at all.

— Peter Handke