[stylist] Another Question about Books: Losing Interest

[Bridgit Kuenning-Pollpeter]

There are some rare exceptions, but once I start a book, I finish it, even
if I'm not into it. Once I commit, I stick with it, grin.

Also, as you get older, your perspective will grow and change a bit, and
sometimes, things you once didn't understand or have patience for, you
suddenly find interesting. You will notice things you may not have before.
You will be into things you once found boring or uninteresting.

But my advice is to stick with something once started.

Bridgit

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Sent: Friday, October 14, 2016 1:42 PM
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Cc: Vejas <alpineimagination at gmail.com>
Subject: [stylist] Another Question about Books: Losing Interest

Hi,
Continuing our discussion on books, I seem to lose interest in certain books
very easily. For example, yesterday I said I was reading a book called Smack
about a teenage couple who run away, start taking drugs, etc. And it was
very interesting. That was until this really weird younger couple whom I
didn't like at all, took the teens away, insisting on a better life for
them, showing them to steal, etc. This couple were just weird. I looked
ahead in the book and they are very prominent throughout the rest of the
book, and I just could not read it anymore. I can get far, far into a book
and something happens in a book that makes me lose interest. Is it just me?
In this life with so many things going on and so many other books, how do
you stick with one?
Vejas 
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