Saturday, October 13, 2018

Goodbye Books


I did a post like this last year where I got rid of a lot of books, I filled up two big reusable bags and I think I got rid of over 30 books. A few weeks ago I reorganized my bookshelf’s and decided to get rid of more books. This time I am close to 30 books.  

My shelf’s are jam packed with books, and because of that there were books that didn’t have a spot and it looked untidy. So every book came of the book shelf’s and if I knew right away I wasn’t keeping the book it went on the floor. Other took a while longer to decide but finally I did it. 

There are multiple reasons why these books are being let go of. 
* No Interest 
* Outgrown
* Won’t ever pick up
* Read and won’t read again


- Beneath The Glitter 
I hated this book. It was way to cheesey and such a rip off of a movie with the Duff Sisters.  


- Love Anthony
I really wanted to love the book, but I would never get any further than the first chapter and then my brain would shut down and want another book.


- The Next Best Thing
I would constantly skip over reading this book. Every time I would look at the book a little bit of me sank because the cover is so damaged. I thought when I picked it up it wouldn’t matter, it was a free book after all, but it did matter.


- The Kite Runner
It’s the same with as the previous book. I would skip over it and the cover is so damaged that it annoyed me



- My Life In Black and White
I liked this book a lot, but I am not going to read it again. I’ve read it as much as I wanted to, and now it can go for someone else to enjoy.


- Friend Me
I can’t even remember the last time I read it but I have no interest in reading it again.


- Elixir
When it comes to remembering when I got books I am on that, but there are a few books I have no idea where I got them from. And Elixir is one of them. I am not a Hillary Duff fan, I like some movies she is in but not enough to read a book that her name is on.


- The Glass Wives
I am in to minds about The Glass Wives. It was an ok book but I’m glad I read it. I don’t need it in my life anymore and it’s one I would never pick up again. It was pretty cheap when I brought it. So letting it go was easy.


- The Time Travelers Wife
I remember either picking it up or my mum did, and I thought it seemed like a good book, but it’s really not a book that I could ever get into. So I decided I would let someone else enjoy it.

- The Year I Turned Sixteen
This is one where it was four books in one, or parts of four books in one. The sheer size of the Book always intimidated me that I just never picked it up.



- Six Months Later
I remember getting this book, it was on a sale table. When I read the back of the book it seemed like a quick and simple read. But it was far from that. It seemed super unrealistic in the first chapter, and I didn’t finish it. I just couldn’t.


- Life of Pi
I picked up the book because I loved the movie. I tried to read the book on many occasions but didn’t like it.





- Living The Good Life
I had no intention of ever reading the book. It was given to me as a part of the join up thing at the gym.



- Thirteen Reasons Why
I didn’t like the book. It’s one of those books that cover a hard topic, you read it and then when you re read it, it’s not as good as you remember.


- The Lo Down
I have no idea why I have the book. I love The Hills and I really liked Lo Bosworth, but I don’t know why I picked the book up. I never wanted to read it



- Eat, Pray, Love
I can say that I’ve read it. And hated it. I felt as if the author was a bit flaky and when I began to like her it would end up me hating her again


- The Wisdom of Big Bird
I was never a fan of Sesame Street so i have no idea why I ever got the book. Or why I held on to it for so long.

- If I Stay
I had two copies of the book, and have for years, I had brought a copy, but for some reason the book store wasn’t doing the second book as a stand alone but as a duology in a box. So I ended up with two copies of the same book



Letting go of books isn’t as hard for me now as it used to be. It’s more of a sense of relief knowing that getting rid of books means someone else can enjoy them more and I can get books that I wanted at a later date.

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