Reading days

The importance of the book stems from its inclusion of the essence of Proust's thoughts and experiences regarding reading and its role in refining his literary talent, shaping his personality, giving meaning to life, and strengthening his will to live, as he had been a asthmatic since childhood and suffered from psychological and nervous disorders, often leading to introversion and isolation. It enabled him to endure all of this and made him a great writer who transformed his intimate life story into a series of novels that deviated from the standards of traditional novels in terms of narration, character development, absence of plot, and open endings, leading some critics to consider him a pioneer of the modern novel.

• Biography

• Number of pages: 82 pages