Book hangovers, like their emotional counterparts, can leave readers longing for the worlds and characters they've grown to love. This podcast episode delves into the experience of finishing a captivating book series and highlights the difficulty of moving on to new reads. Drawing on personal experiences, the host Nicole the popular Empyrean series as a case study, examining the feelings of reluctance in transitioning to new books. Tips offered include diversifying reading habits, avoiding direct comparisons, and using different genres to reset expectations, ultimately guiding listeners back to enjoyable and fulfilling reading experiences.
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