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Waylander · 12-08-2013, 06:37 PM

I don't find them more difficult in the sense that they are harder to read, but because I grow bored and either skip to the end of just give up, missing out. For instance, I had Malice by John Gwynne on my Kindle, which is a pretty heft book of over 600 pages. I thought the story sounded interesting, but the though of all those pages ahead put me off. When I read the Mistborn trilogy, I did not have this problem, probably because it is better paced. Does anyone have any tips for reading longer books?

12-08-2013, 06:37 PM	#1
Waylander Guru Posts: 662 Karma: 2905052 Join Date: Oct 2013 Device: Kindle Paperwhite 5 16GB, Kindle Paperwhite 6, Kobo Clara,	I find long books more difficult I don't find them more difficult in the sense that they are harder to read, but because I grow bored and either skip to the end of just give up, missing out. For instance, I had Malice by John Gwynne on my Kindle, which is a pretty heft book of over 600 pages. I thought the story sounded interesting, but the though of all those pages ahead put me off. When I read the Mistborn trilogy, I did not have this problem, probably because it is better paced. Does anyone have any tips for reading longer books?