Ode to Books

I really like the word "swash" I will have to use that at some point. I dislike how you said "With the fresh smell of paper." I prefer the smell of old paper and new paper shouldn't be the only one there. You say "I owe you for all the information

You give me. "
What about the inter webs? that has a lot of info on it to be discovered.

Beside those, I really like this and can easily relate to this (although not exactly).
However. You DID write this on the internet and not a book so.... take that as you will.
A really nice poem though

Hello, CapitalMonday giving you a review from the nest. I would first like to say, that this is true to everyone who has read a book in their life. The books give us fuel to our imagination and let our writing take flight.. The authors are like a friend we never see and we read notes that they leave us (big ones at that). Also how one book can take you halfway around the world, in less then in 4 chapters in. You can make up characters and how they might look, feel, or how they might laugh.

The adventures we go on are in our head as we set forth on a new day and a new time where we can read a book in one day or maybe a week (if it is really good and long.) These books gives us inspiration for what we could write and how we could express put feeling a little better in our own way. The books of today will be the daydreams tomorrow.

Hope you enjoy this little "review" or something..
CapitalMonday
PS: I love to read every book that I can find or I can put my hands on.

Hey, Katya! Thewriter13 here for a review! I'm bored and I haven't reviewed any of your pieces yet, so I am excited!
So I'll go through nitpicks first, then praise, and then what can be worked on.
Let's get started, shall we?

As I flip the pages,

And the pages swish and swash,

I can travel anywhere,

From the Atlantic Ocean to

A magic carpet ride.

At times, you were my only friend.

You are my best friend, always.

I'm not sure how good I am at reviewing poems, but here goes. I really like this poem, especially since I relate a whole lot to it. One of my favorite things was the use of 'swish and swash' because they're silly onomonopoeic words used in poems like "the Jobberwockey", and that's always nice. I have a couple nitpicks though. The first thing that really bothered me was the repetition of the word 'friend' in the next to last two lines. It sounds a bit contradictory the way they are. The second is, while the last line is lovely, 'thee' doesn't go very well with casual tone of the rest of the poem. Those are really all I had problems with. The poem flowed nicely and the majority of the words were well chosen. Keep writing!

Mkay... Hi, there, I'm going to give you a very short review.

From the Atlantic Ocean to
A magic carpet ride.

And the pages swish and swash,

At times, you were my only friend.
You are my best friend, always.

I'm not a fan of free-verse poems, so....
This is good. And pretty straightforward. Books appear to have been the only thing in your life at certain times, and you're thanking them. I really didn't notice any spelling errors. Great job! I wish I read as many books as you appear to have done.
Oh, and the turtle in your pic is adorable.