‘As a writer, I have difficulty in doing\n justice to momentous events, the wars of nations, the politics of power; I am\n more at ease with the dew of the morning, the sensuous delights of the day,\n the silent blessings of the night, the joys and sorrows of children, the\n strivings of ordinary folk and, of course, the ridiculous situations in which\n we sometimes find ourselves.’\n \n We often view the daily happenings around us as ignorable; as things that\n aren’t really worthy of being remembered, cherished or recorded. Little do we\n realize that these days make us who we are, becoming important milestones in\n our lives where we form eternal bonds, branch out of our comfort zones,\n experience our first heartbreaks, dream big dreams as well as get struck by\n failures. It is these ordinary days that contain things, people and moments,\n that are perhaps, the most magical entities in our lives.\n \n In Adventures in Reading, Ruskin Bond weaves together personal memories and\n his turbulent yet uplifting journey as a writer. His own experiences as well\n as the diverse characters in his tales teach us not just various lessons on\n human nature and relationships, but also to make the most of our daily lives.