We all wish that every book we read left us feeling like this...
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In all reality many books make us feel like this for one reason or another.
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Whether you are suffering from a series ending, a favorite character of yours dying, a break-up between the best fictional couple ever, or really any kind of book hangover, I suggest that you do the following.
It's okay to be in denial at first, but once you get past that stage try the following...
1. Scream and go a little crazy! Don't hold back.
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2. Bang your head against a pillow.
3. Grab some tissues and have a good cry.
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4. Throw something, preferably not at someone. (I usually throw the said book in question.)
5. Hug it out!
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6. Eat something delicious and don't feel bad about it.
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7. Have a drink.
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8. Watch any light hearted movie or television show. I recommend Friends.
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I hope some of these tips help, but in the end you just need to hang in there. Remember the best thing to make you feel better is to...
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Fall in love with another book and read your heart out!
What do you like to do to help you get through a rough time after reading an emotional book?
What do you like to do to help you get through a rough time after reading an emotional book?
Love it! Falling in love with another book is definitely the best antidote :)
ReplyDeleteI agree. :)
DeleteThis post is fabulous! Myself, I jump into another read immediately. But sometimes I throw stuff, scream, cry, bang my head against a pillow, drink, eat, hug.. all of these things before moving on. :)
ReplyDeleteMost of the time I jump into a new book as quickly as possible as well, but sometimes I get in such a weird mood that I just need to watch some funny television shows. :)
DeleteLove the post, I usually not read for awhile and think about what I just read. sometimes I scream a little.
ReplyDeleteIt is always good to scream a little when needed. :D
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