It’s true.
I looked it up on the internet, and I present these typical symptoms:
§ I will sit and read for hours at a time, sometimes until my eyes are so tired I can hardly focus on the words on the page.
§ There are stacks of books everywhere in my house—on tables, on chairs and footstools and, of course, in bookcases.
§ I have been known to not answer the phone if I am in the middle of a chapter that I find fascinating.
§ When I finish a book, I am anxious and at loose ends until I start the next one.
§ I think about the characters even when I’m not reading the book.
§ I have a Kindle and an I Pad with books loaded on them.
§ When I read a book for my book club, I can’t wait to discuss it.
§ I find it hard to give books away—even ones that I know I will never read again.
§ I love libraries and bookstores.
I’ve been like this since I was a child, so I think that my case may be hopeless.
When I was a kid, my sister complained that I read too much and wouldn’t put my book down to play. And one of my teachers thought that I might have read every book in our local library.
Friends have suggested a support group to help me deal with this addiction…but I’d have to tear myself away from what I’m reading to go… and I can’t do that until I’ve finished the book.
Yes, we must be sisters who were separated at birth. Enjoyed this.
Love it! I always loved to read and could have been a librarian, too!