Literature is a good kind of contagion. 

Reading the imagined scenario, the fictional character dealing with the same things we are, helps us process as a community even if we don’t know each other, we can read the same stories. 

We are in the company of others when we read and a single story can represent millions of other tales, infecting millions of readers at once. 

It’s not a solitary act--to hole up with a book. 

It’s an exercise, in human interaction and in faith in yourself that you are changing with each word you read. 

When you turn to the last page, you’re better prepared for camaraderie, collaboration, and connecting to others. 

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