I'd have to subdivide a room using bookshelves for the divider--I have no more wall space.
...of course I could always hang more wall art on the back of the bookshelves... Hmm.
There's more to life than watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer! No. Really, there is! Honestly! Here's a place for Buffistas to come and discuss what it is they're reading, their favorite authors and poets. "Geez. Crack a book sometime."
I'd have to subdivide a room using bookshelves for the divider--I have no more wall space.
...of course I could always hang more wall art on the back of the bookshelves... Hmm.
There used to be a used bookstore in the area called (appropriately) Chaos Unlimited. It was on the second and third stories of an old townhouse and had bookshelves used as room dividers. They had to put up a sign with an arrow saying "upstairs went thataway". And you frequently had to step over the cat who, of course, liked to lie in the middle of the doorway.
Is there a read/listen from the hall? Because I think the book I’m currently listening to qualifies.
Oh yes. I have been known physically hold the book/e-reader farther from my face and kind of squint while I read when that happens. I don't have a coping mechanism for audiobooks other than letting my mind wander and not rewinding.
Once, when I was young, a story in a book scared me so much that I took the book and hid it under some things in the bottom of my closet.
This is a romance novel from an author I have liked in the past, but this book is just so bad that even being set in London cannot save it for me.
Put the book in the freezer.
Or throw it across the room. That’s always an option.
Or just skip forward.
I definitely have been known to stop reading a book and come back to it later when I feel like I can handle the awkward or bad, and have to do that a few times and/or lightly skim for several pages.
I’d put the book in the freezer but I pretty much exclusively read on kindle or iPad these days so not a great plan.