Thread: Books You Finally Got Around to Reading - And Wish You Hadn't
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Old 01-04-2020, 07:45 AM   #41
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I also gave up on The Name of the Rose. I just couldn't get interested in it.
Interstingly the movie is quite decent. Seems to be a similar case to Song of Ice and Fire, where the book wins from beeing put into TV. For the majority of the books it is luckily the other way around.
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