Books don’t have a nutritional value. Which is to say, we d… - Mariko Tamaki

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Books don’t have a nutritional value. Which is to say, we don’t just read "good" books because they’re good for us. We read to expand our horizons, to understand and connect with something outside ourselves, good and bad. We read to challenge ourselves…

Mariko Tamaki

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Mariko Tamaki (born 1975) is a Canadian artist and writer.

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