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How do you read a book when the book itself tries to put you to sleep? ?

How do you read a book when the book itself tries to put you to sleep? ?

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Marleen

You let it carry you off and hopefully, you’ll find yourself there in your dreams?

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Archana

I use them as guides for sleepy time

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Nancy

Maybe you need to take it easy ?

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Tennille

Change books. Its clearly not holding your attention ?

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Marleen

That’s not always true 🙂 Sometimes you really want to read and it’s a really good book! But your body says you’re in real need of sleep. Like mine is doing right now… My body speaks true, but I still try to fight it 🙂

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ShylaQuestion author

This is a book I really wanna read but every time I pick it up it true to put me to sleep

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Chris

Just go with it. If it’s that particular book that makes you sleep, use it as sleeping pill. ?

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Tennille

Come back to it another time. I’m a mood reader so if a book is putting me to sleep it’s because it’s not for me at that time. So I read something else and try it again another time.

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Scherger

This might sound odd but I put music on something that wont put me to sleep and I listen to that as I read

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ShylaQuestion author

Never thought about doing that

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Betty

If a book makes me want to sleep, that’s a sign of a boring book haha. At least it is for me. A good book keeps me awake!

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Tennille

I agree

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Sarah

I suffer from insomnia. Maybe you should tell me the name of the book. Worth a try lol

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ShylaQuestion author

Transformers Exodus by Alex Irvine

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Jessica

Youuu stop reading it and move on?

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Chernor

Walk away from it.. Then come back to it at a later stage

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Jennifer

I don’t

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Matthew

Literary Fiction puts me to sleep.

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Sylvia

Walk away

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Constance

See I have that problem with some book also .. but then when. I go to another book I feel guilty bc I didn’t finish that book .. lol

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Nichole-Cody

Life is to short to read books that you are not interested in!

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Kim

I sit up in my computer chair & drink coffee.

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Allison

Im a mom and half the time i read a book and even if i enjoy it i fall asleep

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Vijayan

I sleep. I have a small collection of books which help me sleep- Ethics of Spinoza, Meditations of Aurelius and the absolutely superb soporific- Thomas Aquinas. ( I mean no disrespect, they are all great scholars).

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Mary

I made it my going to bed book

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Cathy

Stop reading! Too many good books out there to waste time on boring ones

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Justine

I don’t. too many books on the TBR pile to waste time on books that try to kill me ?

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Alicia

Just read til I go to sleep or can’t hold the book open. Takes longer to read a book reading that way but eventually you get the book read

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Tom

Coffee. Change of chair. Read by quota. 30, 50, whatever per day depending on book density.

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Andrea

Honestly if it’s making you fall asleep out of boredom I’d stop reading it ? unless you read to fall asleep then it’s doing the job x

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Priscilla

I keep it on my night stand and use it to put me to sleep. ?

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Jenny

Books usually hold my attention enough to keep me awake but audiobooks zonk me out right away.

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Judith

Stop reading it

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Mark

Set it on fire

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Suzanne

Try it at a different point in your life. Maybe the heat or the time you read or subject matter. Either way, go on to something that doesn’t knock you out

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Sheila

This book is a cure for insomnia puts me to sleep every time I try to read it,it’s called the house of seven Gables by Nathaniel Hawthorne?I don’t read it I give up LOL

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Timothy

Simple. I inject coffee mixed with an energy drink into my veins through a syringe and I read on. You’re not gonna put me to sleep, book!

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