每每谈一场恋爱就如同读了一本新书 Falling in Love is

第第页每每谈一场恋爱就如同读了一本新书FallinginLoveis

Startinganewbookisarisk,justlikefallinginloveYouopenthepagesknowingalittlebitaboutitmaybe,fromthebackorfromablurbonthefront

读一本新书恰似坠入爱河，是场冒险。你得全身心投入进去。翻开书页之时，从序言简介直至封底你或许都知之甚少。但谁又不是呢？字里行间的只言片语亦不总是正确。

Sometimespeopleadvertisethemselvesasonethingandthenwhenyougetdeepintoityourealizethatthey’resomethingcompletelydifferent

有时候你会发觉，人们自我推销时是一种形象，等你再深入了解后，他们又完全是另一种模样了。有时拙作却配有超卓的市场推销，故事的表达却流于表面，阅读过半后，你方才发觉：这本书真是出乎意料地妙不可言，这种感受只要靠自己去感悟！

YoustartoffslowYou’reunsureMaybethisbookwon’tbethatgreatbutyou’llfeelguiltyaboutputtingitdownOrmaybeyou’llcomebacktoitsomenight,drunkorlonely—needingsomethingtofillthetime,butitwon’tbeanybetterthanitwaswhenyoufirststartedreadingitYou’vereadtonsofbooksbeforeOtherswereInfiniteJest-styleburdens,heavyonyourbackorinyourpurseMaybeyou’vetakensometimeofffromreadingbecausethelastfewbooksyoureadjustweren’tworthitMaybeit’saonceinalifetimefeelingandyou’renevergonnafinditagainMaybethiswillbecomeyournewfavoritebookTherewardcouldactuallybeworthit

当然，生活总会有新鲜事发生，你也会有新的爱书。一切总有可能，不是吗？这正是冒险的魅力。得到的`也大抵物有所值吧。你在字里行间播撒时间和心思，自然便可收获新的感悟、理解与遐思。

Howcouldsomeonepossiblyknowyoulikethis?Somestranger,someauthor,somecharacterThisbooke*istedinsidesomebookstore,onashelf,maybehandledbyotherpeopleandreallyitwasjustwaitingforyoupickitupandcrackthespineTosay,“YouarenotaloneYouwanttokeepreading,maybeeverythingthisauthor’severwrittenThecloseritgetstothesmallersideofthepages,thesloweryouread,wantingtosavoritallYouwillalwayswishyoucouldgobacktoneverhavingreaditandpickitupfreshagain,butalsoyouknowyou’rebetterforhavingthisclose,insideyou,coveringyourheartandmind.

你渴望更多故事，你继续阅读，甚至搜集这位以往全部作品。你盼望故事永久连续