A true book is not measured by the number of its pages, but by the questions it awakens within us.

Cognitive neuroscience research suggests that deep reading doesn't occur when we skim through words, but when we reframe and consciously experience the idea. The brain doesn't remember what we read casually, but what we consciously engage with. Therefore, a book's true value isn't measured by its page count, but by the questions it awakens within us… and the impact it leaves.