How to take your reading to the next level
By 
Dr Alastair Roberts2023-07-25T13:04:00
Dr Alastair Roberts delves into the art of reading well and the transformative power it can have on our lives. Unpacking the rewards that come with truly engaging with a book, he presents a compelling argument for why good reading is an act of love and hospitality
We are currently in the process of moving house. Amazed at the size of our library, the removal men asked me the familiar question: “Have you read them all?” While I can honestly say that I have read every title in my library, I cannot make the same claim of the contents behind them!
We are currently in the process of moving house. Amazed at the size of our library, the removal men asked me the familiar question: “Have you read them all?” While I can honestly say that I have read every title in my library, I cannot make the same claim of the contents behind them!
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