Visited a used bookstore in Portland and saw a whole shelf of books with club notes inside
I was at Powell's Books last month and checked the fiction section. I pulled out at least 15 books where the previous owner had left their book club notes tucked in the pages. One copy of 'The Overstory' had a full typed list of 12 discussion questions. It made me think about how these notes travel and if they change how the next person reads the book. Has anyone else bought a used book and found notes from a past reader's club meeting?
Found a cookbook once with angry notes in the margins about the previous owner's husband hating cilantro. Honestly, those notes were more entertaining than the recipes. It definitely adds a weird extra layer to the whole reading experience.