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Parsleymint · 02/08/2023 16:23

I have only read one book more than once. It's a bit like watching a tv programme and thinking " I've seen ìt before". I switch right off.
But recently I've discovered that I can enjoy favourite films or series a second time round. Maybe it's an age thing.

I got rid of my 1000s of paperbacks a few years ago which was liberating and freed up space where bookshelves had been, but now I wonder whether that was a mistake.

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Coffeesaurus · 02/08/2023 22:22

Get a kindle and keep all the books there- then use a combination of library and some favourites (I re-read the classics over and over)?

We are a very booky family but with kids stuff and small rooms we've had to get creative.

Our local hospital has a free share mini library as well (it's just a cupboard where you take a book, bring it back or swap it for another)

Parsleymint · 03/08/2023 19:12

I only read e books now, couldn't go back to paper. Mostly on a kindle but I have an old kobo which I use for digital library books.

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