Hey fellow book lovers,
I have a confession to make: I get unhealthily attached to books. It’s like every time I finish a book, I feel this sense of loss, like saying goodbye to dear friends or leaving behind a world I’ve grown so accustomed to. It’s almost as if I dread reaching the end because I know that once I do, it’s over, and I’ll have to move on to something else.
But here’s the thing: I want to change that. I want to learn how to enjoy a book’s end, to savor those final chapters instead of rushing through them in a desperate attempt to hold onto the story for just a little longer.
So, fellow bookworms, I turn to you for advice. How do you start to enjoy a book’s end? How do you embrace the conclusion instead of mourning the end of the journey? Do you have any tips or tricks for making the most of those final pages? Whether it’s a specific mindset you adopt or a ritual you follow, I’m all ears.
I know I can’t be the only one who struggles with this, so let’s help each other out. Together, let’s learn how to appreciate the endings as much as we do the beginnings and middles. After all, every book deserves a proper send-off, right?
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!
Happy reading!
by kyphix