Questions That Stayed With Me Longer Than the Books I Read

The author reflects on how the true value of reading lies not in memorizing plots or details, but in the emotional impact and lingering questions that reshape one's worldview. Using The Palace of Illusions as a catalyst, she explains how shifting perspectives can challenge preconceived notions and provoke profound self-reflection. Ultimately, she argues that the purpose of literature is to leave the reader with unresolved thoughts that quietly transform how they perceive reality.