noun
Internet Slang
book hangover
· noun · internet
That emotional fog after finishing a great book — can't start a new one, can't stop thinking about the last one.
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The slump you fall into after a book wrecks you. The world's over, the characters are gone, and every new book on the pile feels like cardboard by comparison. BookTok talks about it like grief because, mildly, it is — researchers actually call the underlying mechanism 'emotional transportation'.
“I finished it at 2am and just stared at the ceiling. Full book hangover, can't pick anything up for days.”
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book hangover In A Sentence
I finished it at 2am and just stared at the ceiling. Full book hangover, can't pick anything up for days.
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book-hangover
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What does book hangover mean?
A book hangover is the emotional fog after finishing a great book — you can't start a new one and can't stop thinking about the last one.
How do you use book hangover in a sentence?
"I finished the trilogy last night and now I've got the worst book hangover."
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