Tsundoku is a Japanese word andthat means you leave books after buying them. Tsundoku is a Japanese word that means you leave books after buying them.

Tsundoku is a Japanese word andthat means you leave books after buying them. Tsundoku is a Japanese word that means you leave books after buying them.

Tsundoku (積んどく) means "keeping piled up," and doku (読) expressemeans "books." Tsundoku (積んどく) means "keeping piled up," and doku (読) means "books."

Tsundoku(積んどく) means keeping piled up, and doku(読) expresssignifies books. Tsundoku(積んどく) means keeping piled up, and doku(読) signifies books.

Instead of "keeping" you could also write "that continue".

I have many books that I have not read yet, so I will try to digestget to them this November. I have many books that I have not read yet, so I will try to get to them this November.

I think winter is good for reading because the nights are long and it isI am reluctant for me to go outside. I think winter is good for reading because the nights are long and I am reluctant to go outside.

I think winter is a good time for reading because the nights are long and it isI'm reluctant for me to go outside. I think winter is a good time for reading because the nights are long and I'm reluctant to go outside.