Stephen King -Readers come to books with their own baggage of experiences....

“ Readers come to books with their own baggage of experiences. It's the writer's job to open a door, not build a wall. “

“ Readers come to books with their own baggage of experiences. It's the writer's job to open a door, not build a wall. “

“ Readers come to books with their own baggage of experiences. It's the writer's job to open a door, not build a wall. “

“ Readers come to books with their own baggage of experiences. It's the writer's job to open a door, not build a wall. “

“ Readers come to books with their own baggage of experiences. It's the writer's job to open a door, not build a wall. “

“ Readers come to books with their own baggage of experiences. It's the writer's job to open a door, not build a wall. “

“ Readers come to books with their own baggage of experiences. It's the writer's job to open a door, not build a wall. “

“ Readers come to books with their own baggage of experiences. It's the writer's job to open a door, not build a wall. “

“ Readers come to books with their own baggage of experiences. It's the writer's job to open a door, not build a wall. “

“ Readers come to books with their own baggage of experiences. It's the writer's job to open a door, not build a wall. “

“ Readers come to books with their own baggage of experiences. It's the writer's job to open a door, not build a wall. “

“ Readers come to books with their own baggage of experiences. It's the writer's job to open a door, not build a wall. “

“ Readers come to books with their own baggage of experiences. It's the writer's job to open a door, not build a wall. “

“ Readers come to books with their own baggage of experiences. It's the writer's job to open a door, not build a wall. “

“ Readers come to books with their own baggage of experiences. It's the writer's job to open a door, not build a wall. “

“ Readers come to books with their own baggage of experiences. It's the writer's job to open a door, not build a wall. “

“ Readers come to books with their own baggage of experiences. It's the writer's job to open a door, not build a wall. “

“ Readers come to books with their own baggage of experiences. It's the writer's job to open a door, not build a wall. “

“ Readers come to books with their own baggage of experiences. It's the writer's job to open a door, not build a wall. “

“ Readers come to books with their own baggage of experiences. It's the writer's job to open a door, not build a wall. “

“ Readers come to books with their own baggage of experiences. It's the writer's job to open a door, not build a wall. “

“ Readers come to books with their own baggage of experiences. It's the writer's job to open a door, not build a wall. “

“ Readers come to books with their own baggage of experiences. It's the writer's job to open a door, not build a wall. “

“ Readers come to books with their own baggage of experiences. It's the writer's job to open a door, not build a wall. “

“ Readers come to books with their own baggage of experiences. It's the writer's job to open a door, not build a wall. “

“ Readers come to books with their own baggage of experiences. It's the writer's job to open a door, not build a wall. “

“ Readers come to books with their own baggage of experiences. It's the writer's job to open a door, not build a wall. “