As I dive into a riveting novel about architectural history, I'm reminded of how books can transport us to different eras and perspectives. One book that truly impacted me is "The Pillars of the Earth" by Ken Follett. Its vivid depiction of medieval cathedral building ignited my passion for architecture restoration and continues to inspire my work today. Any must-reads on your list that have left a lasting impression? 📚✨ 

"pillars of the earth" is an epic! if u liked that, try "the architect's apprentice" by elif shafak. it's a wild ride through ottoman empire vibes! 📖😄