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Oh abso-booking-lutely!

I've already come up with a way to prevent this from happening to me:

Reading one book at a time, keeping it if I love it and selling it if it's mediocre or I simply don't like it.

You're welcome to take notes, Sunshine! 🌞

PS: Keep up the interesting comments.

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I do this by downloading Kindle ebooks and continually adding books on my "To Read" list on Goodreads. It takes a while before I have time to read them.

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Hmm, I like having the book as a physical item, also helps reducing screen time.

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I prefer physical too, but that can get more expensive and take up a lot more space (one day I'll be okay with that). I also don't consider an actual Kindle as screen time since there's no light emitted.

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More expensive for sure, but I'm starting to love the idea of having a mighty-fine shelf filled with books I love.

It's going to happen, I can feel it.

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Related to this is the concept of an anti-library, the collection of your unread books.

I have a lot of unread books on my shelf and it reminds me of what I don't know yet and keeps me curious.

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Hm, that'd only increase pressure on me; An ever-growing mountain of paper and wisdom, growing more fierce by the month, only to bury me in the end.

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