Biblioholism: The Literary Addiction
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Biblioholism: The Literary Addiction
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Can't wait. I love this book and will now read whatever I can get my hands on by Tom Raabe. The first 20 pages were a bit annoying and I see how some other readers may have put it down early but something told me to hold on. It was worth it to read something that made me laugh at myself and others who share my addiction. Will send it on to annaky this weekend. |
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Update I saw myself reflected in this book so many times! There was one particular situation that the author referred to that was especially funny since I do it all the time: Biblioholics are recognizable in bookstores because in the attempt to stop their compulsive book-shopping they enter a bookstore with a budget in mind. So there we are, changing several times the books we chose to buy: a $25 one that a little ahead is replace by 2 $12... come back and maybe chose this $20 and ad the little $10 one. I do that all the time and now that I think about it, I see a lot o people doing it too :o) |
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In the meantime, this book has been given some space at the Lost Book Island. There are plenty of book-ish friends around to help keep it company and lots and lots of fun activities to occupy the days while waiting for the happy day of new journal entries. |
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