My shelf went from 40 paperbacks to 6 in 3 years, and I kind of miss the chaos
Back in 2022 my living room shelf in Dayton held about 40 beat up paperbacks, and every one had a name scribbled inside from someone I traded with at the library meetup. Last week I counted 6 left, because I finally started passing books along right after I finish them instead of letting them stack up for months. Does anyone else miss the messy stack, or is passing a book on fast just the better way to do it?