BooksInNeed here, and hi to everyone out there reading this!
I really need to find a new into for this.
Anyways, I am doing a post on what I do when I’m not reading with a book ban for those people who have a book ban, or those who are reading this and saying ” Help BooksInNeed!”
1. Listening to music
I am ADDICTED to listening to music. Not that much singing or dancing, but I will listen to music ALL DAY. If I could. I’m going to try to do a What Music I Listen To post, but right now, on with the list!
2. Texting and calling friends
Texting and calling people takes the edge off of a book ban because I can finally have fun with them and everyone is amazing making me feel better! A shout out to PatBunny for being my soul sister!
3. Book Apps
I’ve honestly missed books so much, I downloaded an app that are comic books, but they still hold potential! It’s not going against my book ban, which is no going to the library, but I still can read something! I saw an add on this app and I literally thought that it was a sign that said “BooksInNeed, GET THIS APP RIGHT NOW!”, so I just listened to what it said. The app is called WebToon if you wanted to know, and it isn’t half bad.
4. Laying down and doing nothing
I have no idea how many times I’ve done this, but I just lay down on my bed (sometimes I listen to music doing this) and stare at the wall, just thinking. Sometimes it’s a story, sometimes I think about what happened until that point if time, but I just lay down and do nothing.
5. Blogging!!!
Blogging is my best remedy to missing out on books!!! It’s where I put all my bookish thoughts and you all actually understand what I’m saying! (It’s better than when I used to talk to my wall, don’t ask). I honestly love reading all of your reviews and commenting on all of them! GROUP HUG!!!
That’s all! You all are amazing, and I have no idea what I would be doing right now without you! Probably sitting in corner, doing nothing, but still. THANK YOU!
-BooksInNeed
I totally get it. Book detox.šš
My sister tells me all the time that she’s going to take my kindle away.
Book Withdrawal is a tough thing. But having a balance between reading and other things are important.š
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Thanks! I guess that spending more time on doing other things are important so I could have a balance. (And my friend also ‘borrowed’ my Kindle but I can tell what she’s trying to do.}
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Yes, how did your library card get confiscated??? Who are these book police?
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Haha, if there were I would need hiding under a rock! No, my friend took away my library card because she thought that I was spending more time reading than doing my work, so now I’m on a book ban! Don’t get me wrong, she’s amazing, bit why did the books have to be taken away?!?
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You could try listening to book podcasts!
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Ooooohhhhhhhh, I need to try that! And thank you so much for helping with the book ban apocalypse! Shout out to you!!!
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Book Riot has some really great ones! There’s seriously one for every taste.
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Good luck!
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Thank you!
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That is awful, what happened to your library card?!?!?
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I think she is keeping it in one her hiding places (I swear, she’s a spy) and left me marooned without any book in sight. š
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I am sorry if this is ignorant, but i do not understand what you mean when you say you are in a book ban. What exactly does that mean?
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