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message 51: by chinami (new)

chinami | 175 comments Mel wrote: "A slump for me is like reading two books in a row that I didn't like or DNFing a book and then not enjoying the next one or just reading a string of mediocre books and that's kind of what's been ha..."

happens to me a lot. sometimes i read a book i like and the next one turns out to be very slow, as a result of which i lose the mood to pick something good.


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Katie Perrodin (katieperrodin) | 22 comments In the past few years I have had different friends live with me. I would get into slumps, because I'd be hanging out with them, and when it got to when I would usually read I didn't even want to. Which is crazy for me. Usually to get out of the slump, I try to either read a book off of my read-again list. Which is a few books that no matter what, I could read over and over again, because they are just that amazing. Or if that doesn't work or I want a new book, I pick one from a series I need to finish.


message 53: by Ashley (new)

Ashley (ashielizz) I'm currently in a reading slump and have been for months. I think I'm just burnt out and stressed with life in general so it's taking a toll on my reading. I just can't seem to get interested in anything.


message 54: by Gisbelle (new)

Gisbelle | 25787 comments LoveLiveRead! wrote: "I've been in a reading slump all year. It was not fun at all! Only managed to finish three books this year."

That sounds terrible. I hope next year is better for you :D


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-RininTa- (rinz) | 1090 comments I'm in big reading slumps right now and I really hate it! Maybe it's because I have been doing a lot of assignments and projects from uni recently. So, everytime I want to read a book, I feel lazy and tired. It's very annoying! ;((


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~RininTa~ wrote: "I'm in big reading slumps right now and I really hate it! Maybe it's because I have been doing a lot of assignments and projects from uni recently. So, everytime I want to read a book, I feel lazy ..."

you could try audiobook, maybe that helps. audiobooks you can listen to while closing youre eyes, you can listen to it while youre hands are tired etc etc.. lots of upsides With audiobooks. Zombies Vs. Unicorns by Holly Black Boys Don't Knit (Boys Don't Knit, #1) by T.S. Easton two audiobook recs.


message 57: by kento (last edited Jan 18, 2015 04:21AM) (new)

kento (daechwita) | 545 comments I always get a slump whenever I finish a book I didn't like that much, or when I find the book I'm reading boring and really slow paced. What I do is, sometimes I stop for days then I try to read again. I usually go for novellas and short books when I'm in a slump because they take less time to finish. After I finish a book, I get my reading enthusiasm back and that's what gets me out of my slump. :D


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-RininTa- (rinz) | 1090 comments Oda wrote: "~RininTa~ wrote: "I'm in big reading slumps right now and I really hate it! Maybe it's because I have been doing a lot of assignments and projects from uni recently. So, everytime I want to read a ..."

Yeah...I've thought about listening to audiobook. Thank you for the advice, Oda :)


message 59: by [deleted user] (new)

~RininTa~ wrote: "Oda wrote: "~RininTa~ wrote: "I'm in big reading slumps right now and I really hate it! Maybe it's because I have been doing a lot of assignments and projects from uni recently. So, everytime I wan..."

np,happy to help. also,reading a novella might be smart too,short but good.


message 60: by [deleted user] (new)

A tips if you are in a Reading slump(in addition to all the usual ones. read something short,reread something,anthology,read a light read +++)
Read a book based on a tv show. They are often fast good reads,and off course fun.
eks: Heat Wave (Nikki Heat, #1) by Richard Castle Mr. Monk Goes to Germany (Mr. Monk, #6) by Lee Goldberg Warehouse 13 A Touch of Fever by Greg Cox The Thousand-Dollar Tan Line (Veronica Mars, #1) by Rob Thomas Like Mother, Like Daughter (Gilmore Girls, #1) by Catherine Clark


message 61: by Chelsea (new)

Chelsea Kotenberg  (sassyprincess) So idk if anyone can help me but I'm trying to remember a book title that I read before all I remember of it was the ot was about a girl and her father and he remarried and she had a son and daughter and they ended up not being able to age and the mother was trying to kill off the daughter and father so she could have there money does that sound like a book anyone knows?


message 62: by [deleted user] (new)

I had a reading slump after reading The Blood of Olympus and The Death Cure. I looked up some memes and I was able to read the next day.


message 63: by Ilona (new)

Ilona (Ilona-s) | 213 comments Chelsea : If you haven't found it yet, you should try this group https://www.goodreads.com/group/show/... . More people to ask.


message 64: by Ashley (new)

Ashley | 145 comments My reading slumps can sadly last for a year. I used to love to read when I was in middle school/high school but now at twenty-five I get so busy or procrastinate too much. As for cures I don't usually have one. I just wait until I feel like reading again.


message 65: by Marla (new)

 Marla | 1348 comments I'm in a reading slump today...3 of the books I have in progress are slow. And I just finished an erotica book that I didn't realize was going to be that sex filled and another book I'm reading has sex in it too, so I'm really tired of graphic sex and I'm not even feeling romance.

And romance is actually my go to for my reading slumps. So I will have to resort to a YA paranormal romance...and I will carefully check the reviews to pick a winner.


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