The Invisible Wall

So, I finished my book last night - and I would have to say that it was one of the most magnificent (sp?) I have read. I will not give away the story for those who are going to read it but, I did feel incredible after I was done reading it. What a life? I mean the things that this man has seen are far more interesting than things I have seen. My heart goes out to all the people who had to live these rough lives. And to think that this is only ONE story - how many others must be out there! I have never been one that is too interested in history, but the past two books I have read have been about history and it is starting to interest me a whole lot more. The things that people have seen and conquered are truly breath taking. I only wish that I was as good of a writer as some of these authors were. I've always loved to read, but isn't it interesting how your taste in books changes as you get older? I have a much broader choice in books now? My next choice of book will probably be Harry Potter... But like I said the two books before were history and the books before that were romances. Funny how your choice in books changes (once again). The Invisible Wall made me think about my own life - much like other books... I mean what's the Invisible Wall in my life? What is going on in our present time that will soon be History? I love how books make you think about your own life - and relate to the life of the characters. Reading books to me is like escaping to another world for a bit. You get to live this fantasy without really living it. I'm feeling better now, hopefully tomorrow is even better!