But even if it weren't, it might be missed. Who we are is inextricably related to what we do. How we do it, though, may be the most pertinent part of the subject. This question arises in the five readings for this theme. Such categories may have little to do with age, economic status, or geographical location.
Adults also enjoy re-reading books they loved as kids.
Like revisiting a childhood haunt, this process of reexperiencing is instructive and poignant. Other adults may wish to read some classics of children's literature that they missed when they were young. In the last 90 years, Americans have made best-sellers of novels trivial and esoteric, pious and erotic. Readers can discuss and discover the needs behind the myths, so well illustrated in these best-selling books. At the same time, we love rugged individuals and defend our rights to life, liberty and happiness.