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Old 03-04-2014, 10:28 AM   #79
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I always finish books. Maybe not immediately, I might pick them up later and continue, but I will always finish them.
I finished 1984 about 23 years after I started... does that count?


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I tried one of the Harry Potter books but stories about wizards and magic are just a turn-off for me, so while they might be very good, well-written books, they just aren't to my taste.
They are not.

Particularly as she gets toward the end and seemed to have rushed into publication, her writing gets worse, though for a fantasy fan, the premise and the story in and of itself is enjoyable.




When I first read Hobbit, I absolutely devoured it... I was a child, then. After reading LotR, however, I can't really enjoy Hobbit anymore-- I want to read it in the same style as the later books, not as a YA novel.

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