Book Nerd Problems #1
These are some problems that I am almost sure that all book nerds have encountered.
#1: When you say that you want a book to become a movie, what you really want is a 19-hour-long spectacle that features every single detail that happens in the book with the perfect actors playing characters. (Seriously this shouldn't be that hard actually, you have exact character descriptions, exact dialogue, and perfect plot points)
#2: Pronouncing a word incorrectly because you have read it thousands of times but have never heard it out loud.
#3: When you decide to "Start" a book before bed.
#4: Getting the biggest book-hangover, and going to school/work and being even more anti-social because you just CANT.
#5: When you have to sometimes have to just calm down and take a big breath while reading because you become too emotionally attached to the plot and characters.
#6: Avoiding audiobooks because you want to keep/make up your own voice for the characters.
THAT IS THE END!!!! ILL POST ANOTHER ONE OF THESE REALLY SOON BECAUSE I JUST LOVE THESE AND HOW I RELATE TO THEM.
#1: When you say that you want a book to become a movie, what you really want is a 19-hour-long spectacle that features every single detail that happens in the book with the perfect actors playing characters. (Seriously this shouldn't be that hard actually, you have exact character descriptions, exact dialogue, and perfect plot points)
#2: Pronouncing a word incorrectly because you have read it thousands of times but have never heard it out loud.
#3: When you decide to "Start" a book before bed.
#4: Getting the biggest book-hangover, and going to school/work and being even more anti-social because you just CANT.
#5: When you have to sometimes have to just calm down and take a big breath while reading because you become too emotionally attached to the plot and characters.
#6: Avoiding audiobooks because you want to keep/make up your own voice for the characters.
THAT IS THE END!!!! ILL POST ANOTHER ONE OF THESE REALLY SOON BECAUSE I JUST LOVE THESE AND HOW I RELATE TO THEM.
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