Reading days

The book "Days of Reading", despite its small size, is considered one of the most important works of Marcel Proust after his huge book "In Search of Lost Time", which gained him international fame. The importance of "Days of Reading" stems from its inclusion of the ideas that Proust formed and lived with about reading and its role, not from refining his talent. Not only in literary works, but also in forming his personality, giving meaning to life, and strengthening his will to live. He has been sick with asthma since childhood and suffered from psychological and nervous disorders that led him to the hospital at times and to isolation and isolation most of the time. It enabled him to bear all of this and made him a great writer who made a biography of his intimate life. A series of novels that depart from the standards of the traditional novel in terms of narrative, character building, absence of plot, and open endings that characterized most of his fictional work in "In Search of Lost Time," which led some critics to consider him a pioneer of the modern novel.