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Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog 
And even more so when you work in a bookstore! For many years, I did the book returns for friends who owned a bookstore, and the books I set aside to buy frequently piled higher than the ones I actually returned. A credit card in the hands of a book lover inside a bookstore can be a deadly affair 🙂
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Indeed it can Tina 😀
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Very true for a book lover. Thanks for sharing, Chris. 😀
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My husband goes with me when I go to a book store, to control the spending – but then HE buys a book or two. We’re incorrigible!
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My wife and I used to haunt book stores (especially the little independents) but now she goes in on her own and I stay outside because the dust and ink fumes make breathing difficult for me – I miss those times… 😃
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Sorry to hear that, Chris. But does it save you money?
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Nope 😀
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Definitely me!!
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LOLOLOL
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That is why I hardly ever go alone there … bookstores are my bank accounts nemesis – as if I did not have tsundoku already …
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LOLOL
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