Thread: Books You Finally Got Around to Reading - And Wish You Hadn't
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Old 01-01-2020, 08:09 PM   #35
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Midnight's Children - ugh! Rushdie writes well, but the way the book revels in pain and filth made finishing it a painful slog. I'd hoped to enjoy it because of very literally owing my existence to Partition, but it was one of the most profoundly unpleasant reading experiences of my life. Give me A Suitable Boy any day.
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