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Old 07-28-2019, 02:12 PM   #43
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If I am not enjoying a story at all or enough, I stop.

Stories however can be liked for all sorts of reasons and to varying degrees. So I often keep reading, even though a story is not 100% great, just so long as there is enough redeeming factors.
I agree but unfortunately for me what makes a book enjoyable has become very narrow; the author has to care about the main character and make me care about them. Or make them interesting and have humor. I'd say that at most about 10% of the books I get from the library fit this criteria; looking at how many stars it has on Amazon or Goodreads hasn't helped or only helps minimally.
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