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Old 04-24-2022, 10:23 PM   #72
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Originally Posted by BenG View Post
I rarely deliberately abandon a book. When it happens it's because the book is less than a page turner at the moment and something new and shiny catches my eye and I put the book aside intending to go back to it. If I wait too long, I realize I would have to start from the beginning which makes me even more likely to put it off. I still think someday I'll return to it.

E-books do make it easier to abandon a book, since you can instantly have another ready to replace it rather than having to go to the library or bookstore to replace it.
I have 2 separate categories on Goodreads for these. Abandoned means I deliberately stopped reading it and it makes sure i will never accidentally pick it up again. Hibernating is for things I was interested in but something shiny caught my eye and I never got back to it but maybe I will one day. that way they aren't still on my Currently Reading status.
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