How to cure a Book hangover

18:20 - 20 August 2015

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If you are one of the millions who suffer from frequent book hangovers and reader traumatic emotional distress. Here are some ways to get rid of it.

If you are one of the millions who suffer from frequent book hangovers and reader traumatic emotional distress.

Don't fret and get scared. Here are some symptoms of a book hangover you can watch out for as researched by Epic Reads

Symptoms of a book hangover

A hollow, empty feeling in the chest
Sweating occurring in all areas of the body
The wish to sit in the dark and do nothing
Crying in minimal or excessive quantities
Irrational anger at people who don’t understand your pain
The inability to pick up another book
Repeatedly calling out the names of characters from the book in question

Treatments for a book hangover

Readers are yet to discover a proven cure for this condition. As stated above, the only known methods with evidence of negating this condition are the passage of time and a new book or series that is good enough for the patient to get attached to.

Here are some simple treatment options that will have you feeling better in no time:

Find a new book to read (good luck)
Find GIFs that adequately express your feelings and share them on your Tumblr
Air out your lamentations on Twitter
Hangout at bookstores or hang out with your bookish friends

Now that you know the warning signs, if you or someone you love is experiencing the symptoms of a book hangover please visit your local library or bookstore before symptoms worsen.

If immediate assistance is required, please tweet @Zaynabtyty or Instagram me and i will help you find your next book.