You know you have a problem when…

February 2, 2015 by brooke 3 Comments

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You have 6 overdue books and owe the library $$.

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You trip over books on your way to turn off your alarm clock in the morning.

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Your parents express frustration over finding YA novels in every room of the house.

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You haven’t read for days because you have too many books to choose from and you’re paralyzed with indecision.

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Losing Misplacing a book doesn’t even bother you like it normally would because you have so many others to keep track of.

CAN YOU RELATE?? Do you also have a “problem”? (Which, let’s be honest, is not really a problem. I’m in paradise surrounded by all these books!)

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Taylor Lynn says

February 8, 2015 at 3:20 pm

Do I have a problem? I mean, what’s a “problem”, anyway? Is frequent book-buying really a problem? Is filling up a bookcase and a bookshelf and needing a new shelf for your bedroom a problem? Is going to the library and walking out with a stack so big you can hardly carry it a problem?

If so, then okay, yeah, I have a problem. But I prefer to think of it as promoting literacy and supporting authors. 😉 YAY FOR BEING SURROUNDED BY BOOKS!!

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- brooke says
  
  February 8, 2015 at 3:50 pm
  
  Oh, I definitely agree. I think the actual problem here is not having enough space to display all my beauties. Unfortunately they are currently sitting in piles on my floor. 🙁 And I’ve finally returned my overdue books, so that’s been taken care of. And it doesn’t actually bother me paying the late fee – I’m happy to support my local library! Glad you can relate! I knew my bookish friends would understand. 🙂
  
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  - Taylor Lynn says
    
    February 11, 2015 at 11:06 am
    
    Yes, this is most definitely a problem! I’m pretty much out of room in my bookcase/on my bookshelf and it’s such a bummer, haha. Also, yay for returning your library books! 🙂
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