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Old 02-08-2022, 09:17 AM   #54
ZodWallop
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I think Moby Dick is the big one for me... If ever a book was made to be summarised by Reader's Digest, this was it.
There was a Reader's Digest Moby-Dick. But looking at it, it was not 'condensed'. 1989 Reader's Digest Moby-Dick

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I have more trouble the other way. If I give a book 5 then I will forever wonder how someone else might give it a 1. 3 would account for different tastes, 2 if the person found the book truly annoying, but 1? And then I remind myself that other people not only have different taste, they also use different scoring rules.
I just assume such differences come down to different count of brain cells, with mine being higher of course
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