I mentioned before that reading is an escape for me, and it’s true. I read books to take mini vacations. In fact, I even wrote an article about it that I published with my local newspaper: “ The Best Way to Travel . ” For me, reading is the best vacation around, right up there with writing, drawing, meditating, and taking a walk. I do all these things to escape my troubles, if only for a short time. The best part about these little vacations is that if I don’t like them, I can simply close the book, shut the laptop, toss down the pencil, get up, or walk away. I do miss taking vacations out of the house, but I'm content using other methods of escape. If you feel cooped up (a feeling most everyone can sympathize with this year) or you just have a lot on your mind, you should think about finding an escape that works for you, too. Now, I’m not suggesting you shirk your responsibilities or ignore your troubles completely. It’s important that you face them (sort of talking to myself ri
Kayla Cook is a writer, an artist, and a book hoarder who really loves llamas and the Phantom of the Opera. From a young age, she’s completed a range of works including novels, short stories, and poems. She also creates concept art and illustrations for her stories. She’s actively working on getting her work published so that others can share in her twisted imagination. When she isn’t writing, drawing, or being teased for wanting an anaconda as a pet, she visits other people’s worlds, meets their characters, and tells others about her adventures on her book review blog, Kayla C. Reviews, which you can visit at kaylacreviews.blogspot.com.
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