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Old 09-23-2010, 02:45 AM   #25
Luke King
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Australia
Device: Kindle 2
I've noticed a disturbing tendency since getting my Kindle. I seem to give up on books a lot more often than I used to. Has anyone else noticed this with an ereader?

The other side of the coin may be that I'm a lot harder to impress than I used to be. I've just finished Neil Gaiman's "Neverwhere", which I found on the "most gripping books" list at goodreads.

It was a struggle. I really didn't get it. The character had nothing going for him, was spineless, and basically followed a group of women through a fantasy world that Gaiman kept undermining with dumb humour.

I was like, "Neh", as the Ys would say, though I'm sure there's plenty of people who'd disagree with me.
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