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That's what makes it fun. You get to read it all over again like it's the first time and be just as excited as when you first read itπ
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The great thing about not remembering what a book is about is that you get to enjoy it again.β€
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You are not alone! πππ
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You're definitely not alone but that's partly because of how much I read, the new book often obliterates the old but then at odd times parts of the previous books pop into my brain
and sidetrack me π
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Pretty sure you aren't the only one! So many good books, who can possibly remember every detail of every book?! π
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Oh absolutely. I need to read a series all in one go so I don't forget what happened.
It also means, for the most part, I can reread a book/series and enjoy it because I've forgotten everything but I know I liked it because I kept it.
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I definitely so this. I usually remember the plotline but not the details. When details stick i know it was a special book.
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This is so true!!!!
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Yes, that's exactly how I used to devour new books. π I'd be so excited to read it that I'd go through it as quickly as possible, but retain very little. I'd have to reread the ones I actually loved at a slower pace if I wanted to fully take it in and enjoy it more and remember it afterwards.
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If you don't purge the information you can't absorb new material. π
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When I get trapped in that cycle, my issue becomes remembering WHAT happened in WHICH book π
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I started that series at age 10! Thatβs how I later on figured out that Iβm ace! (True story)
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I'm different type of reader (I read the most boring books known to mankind ...... business, self help , finance , fitness and health type of books ) but I relate to this at THE astronomical levels
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Hey Stuart! Love your clips. Keep it coming.
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Used to have almost a photographic memory but that is long gone now π so right there with you π
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Nah, couldn't be me. I have a prodigious memory for stupid stuff. I'm not going to say I remember everything, but I remember enough to quote bits of every book I've read I particularly enjoyed, know whether a book is worth re-reading and anticipate my favourite bits when they're coming up. Names, though? I could have just read that name and two lines later it's out of my head forever.
It's a curse when it's a book I didn't like. I went through a stage of reading books I didn't like to the end to give them a fair chance. Result: they never got more enjoyable and now I am stuck with bits of those books in my head forever. There's four particular books I wish I could scrub off my brain but can't.
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I wished i could forget so that i can just read the book again and love it all over again
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π― Not alone. When a new book in a series comes out, I end up rereading the series
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Constantly rereading this series. I want to read it again for the first time but also knowing the outcome calms me down during the stressful parts. π
π I adore this serie
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@Dragonmoon1598
2 months ago
I don't read to remember later . . . I read to lose myself in the moment now.
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