AboutTsundoku is the habit of collecting books and allowing them to remain unread, often while intending to return to them one day. This Japanese definition poster embraces the hopeful, imperfect relationship many readers have with books, curiosity, and personal growth.
What does Tsundoku mean?It describes buying or receiving books and letting them accumulate unread.
Where does Tsundoku come from?It is a Japanese term written 積ん読, combining the idea of piling things up with reading.
Why display a Tsundoku poster?It offers a lighthearted reminder that curiosity can take many forms, even when the reading list grows.
