Thread: "The Most Boring Book" I read or tried to read
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Old 12-31-2023, 07:01 PM   #361
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Originally Posted by HGW View Post
Well said, rkomar.

I'm just now reading "Robinson Crusoe", having avoided it for most of my life. I got it from Project Gutenberg when I bought my first Kindle.

I must say, I don't really feel that I missed out on much, waiting all those years. It's readable, but so dang repetitive! If I'd picked it up and tried to read it, all those years ago, I'd have thrown it away.

But now I can persevere with it... just.
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This should be required reading for all teanagers, especially the first chapter where his father begs him not to go to sea, but he just won't listen
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