No More Cracked Spines! How to Break Books in
THE ULTIMATE BOOK HACK! NEVER CRACK YOUR BOOK SPINES AGAIN! There's nothing worse for us bookworms than cracking and creasing the spines on our beloved books and I'm here to tell you that there's a way to break in your book and to train the spine so that you don't need to anymore! Apparently librarians have been doing this for years, which makes me wonder, how did it take me 30 years to learn this #bookhack!? Every book has lots of glue and sinew and other products that keep the spine and the pages together in the books, but over time, without proper care they can harden. When you go to read the book, this results in spines cracking and creasing as well as sometimes pages to even potentially fall out. BUT! If we use the technique in the video, not only will you lengthen the shelf life of your books, you will also be able to spread them wide, right into the middle pages without causing any damage to the spines of your books! ENJOY this life changing hack...it changed my shelves and my life! Tiktok: dansbooks

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