Sometimes we all do weird things that make us unique and fun. Some of these unusual habits relate to our hobbies.
Reading Quirks is a webcomic series, created by the team from the Dallas-based bookstore The Wild Detectives and drawn by Laura Pacheco, a talented cartoonist from Spain.
The comic series is all about those weird things that readers do, and about hilarious situations booklovers might get themselves into because of their admiration for literature.
Take a look at these amazing, fun comics and let us know if you find something that you can relate to.
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This is me. I've rarely had a conversation with a person as good as the ones I have with my books
The quickest way to escape from life is the first book that comes your way.
There are a few books that have always stuck with me. Once I grew up, I went back and reread them in order to enjoy them again. But I discovered one thing. The way I remembered them growing up was not quite the same as rereading them as an adult. Not a 'positive' or 'negative', but different. If you are going to return to your favorite books, be prepared for this.
The last chapter of the last Harry Potter book literally made me feel like my childhood was ending and nothing was ever gonna be as good as the time I spent reading that series (I started in like 11th grade )
The movies almost never delivers. They usually leave parts out or twist things that's essential to understanding the characters or to how the ending will unfold.
So true. Many people from my class see me as out of ordinary (I like to think I really am unordinary) and thus, worth investigating, so they keep inviting me at parties and so on... First reason I don't go: I have other things to do(especially reading). Second reason? They are morons. You can recognise one by the fact that they don't read books on purpose(for sometimes one barely manages to find a few minutes to spare for a favourite read. I've experienced that. It's depressing.)
This is so true! For me there is also: a new find that your dying to read
It's fine to lay them down like that for a moment. What really drives me crazy is when someone curls the page over so that they're only looking at one page at a time!
...then I regret buying my oh so portable, light, friendly, ginormous library-in-my-hand e-reader...there is no more satisfaction after the last page is done :'(
From George Orwell "1984". Everyone should have read it. Sadly, it becomes more and more important in these times.
I still can read to 2 am even though I'm well past my childhood years... and won't even regret it in the morning xd
Sometimes I write down names I see over the shoulder and Google them to find out the title :).
This is where ebooks are an advantage. I like physical books too, but I like more being able to have and carry more titles.
My grandpa's younger sisters often did such 'borrowing'. He even considered hiding his most precious books from them XD
Unfortunately, the ones in the public libraries I vised after growing up never seemed at all happy to be there.
I don't understand the need to buy all those copies, though. If you have the ebook, you can read it in bed or at lunch. If you have the audiobook, you can also listen to it in bed or at lunch. Why also buy another? If you save on it, you can buy more books.
I feel a huge sense of accomplishment when I find and correct a typo that got published in a book I'm reading.
Why would you buy without reading the blurbs? You know nothing about the book that way. How can you tell if it's the kind of book you'll like? There's a huge chance of wasting money on something you won't like when you could have bought something else.
hahaha yeah I love how they call it homework - the book is the TRUE story, the movie is just an idea in comparison. You gotta do your real homework first!
Dog earing as a whole gets on my case. If you do that, then the corner is easier to rip! Just use a bookmark!
Now on my "to read" list! Good job, the Wild Detectives and Laura Pacheco!
Does anyone else get kind of depressed once they finish a really good book or series? It's like, "What do I do with my life now? " LOL
Yes 100% ... I get way too involved with the characters that I need time to get back to the real life, and I kind of miss the life I was living inside the book 😂😂😂
Load More Replies...I've burned the dinner more than a few times while sitting near the stove so that I wouldn't burn the dinner, while reading a book.
Does anyone else get kind of depressed once they finish a really good book or series? It's like, "What do I do with my life now? " LOL
Yes 100% ... I get way too involved with the characters that I need time to get back to the real life, and I kind of miss the life I was living inside the book 😂😂😂
Load More Replies...I've burned the dinner more than a few times while sitting near the stove so that I wouldn't burn the dinner, while reading a book.