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Books to avoid
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paddystyle
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i agree very hard going also thought remains of the day was pure shite
paddystyle said:i agree very hard going also thought remains of the day was pure shite
Not read it, but will approach with caution if I am ever interested. ;-)
I thought Catcher in the Rye was vastly overrated too.
paddystyle
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yeah,think i'd heard that much about it,it was always gonna be a disappointment,fear and loathing in las vegas is one that did live up to expectations thoughmackenzie said:paddystyle said:i agree very hard going also thought remains of the day was pure shite
Not read it, but will approach with caution if I am ever interested. ;-)
I thought Catcher in the Rye was vastly overrated too.
urmston
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Lord of the Rings. I made it to page two. That was enough.
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Proust's A la Recherche du Temps Perdu is bobbins as is Gabriel GarcÃa Márquez’s One Hundred Years of Solitude.
paddystyle
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top class book read it when i was 12,got me into the whole reading larkurmston said:Lord of the Rings. I made it to page two. That was enough.
paddystyle
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i have one hundred years of solitude lined up to read next,its our book club onedenislawsbackheel said:Proust's A la Recherche du Temps Perdu is bobbins as is Gabriel GarcÃa Márquez’s One Hundred Years of Solitude.
paddystyle said:top class book read it when i was 12,got me into the whole reading larkurmston said:Lord of the Rings. I made it to page two. That was enough.
The Hobbit got me into reading. I tried to read the Lord of the Rings several times, only finished it once though. I found it a bit over-descriptive, there was large chunks of reading time where nothing actually happened.
paddystyle
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thats what i liked about itpee dubya said:paddystyle said:top class book read it when i was 12,got me into the whole reading larkurmston said:Lord of the Rings. I made it to page two. That was enough.
The Hobbit got me into reading. I tried to read the Lord of the Rings several times, only finished it once though. I found it a bit over-descriptive, there was large chunks of reading time where nothing actually happened.