Epiphany Corner

Things to tell yourself when you are about to Abandon yet another book before finishing!
Are you prone to leaving in the middle without even reaching the middle?
We’ve got you!
Let’s finish that book!
1. You can do it! Just Keep Reading. Have faith in yourself. Be kind and allow yourself to read at your own pace. You are not in competition with anyone!
2. Books, just like us, need to breathe to stay alive.
3. Oh you peeked! Or read the spoilers? Nope, not enough. It’s juicier knowing exactly HOW It happened! Go read that book! It’s worth it! It is so worth it! Knowing what happens at the end is so worth it!
4. Books Have feelings! Yes. They are as living, breathing works of art as we are by whatever ultimate Creator you believe in. They are creations of the writer and they come alive in your mind when you begin reading! Don’t leave them hanging in there.
5. Free me from the GUILT. Yes, that’s right, who wants to carry the weight of all those half-read stories? Not me!
6. A Book a month keeps ignorance (and your photo) (your academic excelled cousin) away.

• They will always be there to hear out your rants, gushes, reviews, and everything else. You can always turn to them to pour out your heart about the heart-wrenching books you just read.
• Great Recommendations and honest reviews!
• Book Pooling! Can’t buy all the books you ever wanted to? Well, buy them in a group and read turn by turn!
• Best Conversation makers ever! That over a cup of tea/coffee gossip session just doubled in its flavour when you’re talking books!
• Keeps you motivated to read/finish a book.

Books are a Treasure Trove.
Reading stories brings to us; different experiences, grains of wisdom, sharing and learning from and with each other, a peek at different cultures and eras, an amalgam of all the voices, and a record of the human spirit. A reader lives a thousand lives through books.

Tip 4

It’s OKAY to Read Reviews! While you should never judge a book by its cover or other people’s opinion alone, a good review (with the slightest spoilers) can give you a heads-up to decide whether you want to read that book or not.