1.How is "tsundoku" pronounced?

   - "Tsundoku" is pronounced as soon-doh-koo.

2. What does "tsundoku" mean?

   - "Tsundoku" is a Japanese term that refers to the habit of buying books but not reading them, allowing them to pile up unread.

3. Can you explain what an ISBN is?

   - ISBN stands for International Standard Book Number. It is a unique identifier assigned to each edition of a book. It helps in cataloging and managing books in libraries, bookstores, and other systems.

4. Are ISBNs assigned to all books?

   - Yes, ISBNs are typically assigned to individual editions of books, including hardcovers, paperbacks, and e-books.

5. What happens if a book lacks an ISBN?

   - Books without an ISBN might face challenges in distribution and cataloging. ISBNs are widely used for tracking and managing books, so lacking one may limit a book's accessibility in traditional retail and library systems.

6. How do I find the ISBN of a book?

   - The ISBN of a book is usually found on the back cover, near the barcode, or on the copyright page. It's a 13-digit number (in most cases) unique to that specific edition.

7. Can I reuse an ISBN for a new edition of my book?

   - No, each edition of a book should have a unique ISBN. If you make substantial changes, it is considered a new edition and requires a new ISBN.

8. Are e-books assigned ISBNs?

   - Yes, e-books are assigned ISBNs just like print books. This helps in uniquely identifying and cataloging digital editions.

10. What is the significance of a book's spine design?

   - The spine of a book is designed not only for aesthetic purposes but also for practical reasons. It displays the title, author, and publisher, making it easy to identify when the book is placed on a shelf.

11. Can I add my lecture notes to the tsundoku library?

   - Yes, you can add your all sorts of notes, compilations in the library. Make sure to give it a useful and unique ID to help identify in future