Have extra socks on hand when the ones you’re wearing get blown off. In truth, it’s not really a book. The advertisements are wrong. The Ten Thousand Things is an experience. It’s also not a ‘read it once, love it or hate it, put it down’ experience. It becomes part of your life, and will continue to shake you in places and in ways you least expect long after you put it down. Saltzman’s black and white photos at the start of each chapter, including deeply compelling portraits of ordinary people in scenes of everyday life, seem to beckon the reader in: Here we are, in all our humanity and raw beauty, welcome to these pages. . .
Have extra socks on hand when the ones you’re wearing get blown off. In truth, it’s not really a book. The advertisements are wrong. The Ten Thousand Things is an experience. It’s also not a ‘read it once, love it or hate it, put it down’ experience. It becomes part of your life, and will continue to shake you in places and in ways you least expect long after you put it down. Saltzman’s black and white photos at the start of each chapter, including deeply compelling portraits of ordinary people in scenes of everyday life, seem to beckon the reader in: Here we are, in all our humanity and raw beauty, welcome to these pages. . .