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This paper aims to discuss the Significant Reading according to Frank Smith (1999), based on the experiences of the observer that represents the reader who resorts to his reading experiences to give sense to the text he reads. The title refers to Guimaraes Rosa’s short story, The third bank of the river, but the discussions are not limited to the plot. They are only based on the idea of the river as a metaphor of the reading act, which is bordered by several obstacles in the search of understanding what is coming. The Significant Reading gives sense to the text and to the act of reading which is personal and untransferable, although its result can be shared with others. The Significant Reading is a result of various processes the reader goes through until he becomes an experenced reader.

A experiência do observador e a Leitura Significativa: um rio acima de todas as margens