READER'S BILL OF RIGHTS by Daniel Pennac Staff Writer 7 years ago Read Time:28 Second As a reader, you have rights presented as READER’S BILL OF RIGHTS by French writer Daniel Pennac, recipient of the Prix Renaudot (for his essay Chagrin d’école): The right to not read The right to skip pages The right to not finish The right to reread The right to read anything The right to escapism The right to read anywhere The right to browse The right to read out loud The right to not defend your tastes” READER’S BILL OF RIGHTS by Daniel Pennac About Post Author Staff Writer info@wrr.ng https://wrr.ng/about-us/ Share this: REVIEW: UGBOMA’S ECHOES OF MERCY IS ‘TOLERANT, SURE TO ENCHANT ANY READER’January 16, 2018REVIEW: THE POEMS IN ‘HOW TO VIEW THE WORLD FROM A GLASS PRISM’ SEDUCE READERS TO STEP OUT OF THEIR HEADS AND GO SEARCHING FOR MEANINGJanuary 26, 2021REVIEW: MAHE’S POETRY DROPS ‘NECESSARY MEANINGS’ IN LITTLE LINES & ENTHRALS READERS WITH CAREFULLY CHOSEN DICTIONNovember 21, 2019
