Do you ever "neglect" the real world while reading?
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Do you ever "neglect" the real world while reading?
It's been awhile for me, I can't remember the name of the book I last did that with. Does anyone else do that occasionally? What book made you forget the real world and then feel a little pang of loss once you were finished reading?
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Good to see I'm not the only one who reads while cooking. I've also turned on the shower, and had the water only be lukewarm by the time I get in.Loumc80 wrote:I have been known to burn toast and ruin meals because I can't put a good book down. I always seem to be that way with Jodi Piccoult books. People can be talking to me and I can not hear them if I'm engrossed. I love the escape! Although I do have a busy social and work life so don't feel I'm a saddo!
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I don't have children yet, but I do clean and take care of my husband and dog. I know exactly what you mean, almost every book I read, I completely zone out and I just get lost in the pages. The Anita Blake series was like that for me. After reading one book in the series, I was hungry for more!!
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Cheryl, enjoy every second of your " pre-kidlet " days!Cheryl_Dowell wrote:I don't have children yet, but I do clean and take care of my husband and dog. I know exactly what you mean, almost every book I read, I completely zone out and I just get lost in the pages. The Anita Blake series was like that for me. After reading one book in the series, I was hungry for more!!
-- 24 Jan 2014, 01:14 --
I don't have children yet, but I do clean and take care of my husband and dog. I know exactly what you mean, almost every book I read, I completely zone out and I just get lost in the pages. The Anita Blake series was like that for me. After reading one book in the series, I was hungry for more!!
Carpe Diem!
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