Junk Drawer by Ellis Rosen for April 29, 2022

Years ago, my sister was reading Gone With the Wind. She stopped with fifty pages left.

My entire library, save about 4 or 5.

I’m sorry, but DNFs are necessary for some reads.

I rarely let a book go unfinished. When I do, it’s because I find life too short to read a book I’m just not getting into. Though, many times, I’ll come back to it later and enjoy it. Thomas Hardy’s “Far from the Madding Crowd” was one such book.

Download some books on E, Clair.

Great, just what we need, algorithms in the bookstore.

If there was one with my name at the end, it would have at least that many books.

That’s totally my wife’s section on the far right.

If a book I put down doesn’t make me want to finish it, then “meh,” it clearly isn’t worth spending anymore time on. Let all the half-read books go! Literally (and I mean, literally) no one is judging you. Well, unless you are in school, and it’s assigned, and there will be a test, then yes, “read all the books!”