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ugh /lit/ i was supposed to read crime and punishment over the summer. i have one day left of summer. is it a long novel? if i go get if from the library tomorrow will i be able to finish it in a day?

>> No.1090182

No.

>> No.1090183

get off 4chan and read that.

>> No.1090185

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>> No.1090193

>>1090185
what. i'm serious.

>> No.1090194

>>1090193
just read the sparknotes for it now, but go to the library and check it out and read it during the first week of school. you'll be fine

>> No.1090195

>>1090193
hahahaaaahahahaha ahahahahaha

Oh god stop I'm dying here

>> No.1090207

It's like 500 pages of great story and 100 pages of Jesus.

>> No.1090257

wow, a lot of these "i procrastinated all summer" threads have been springing up lately. are there that many high schoolers on /lit/?

question: what the fuck were you doing all summer that prevented you from reading one single novel?

>> No.1090271

>>1090257
This. Seriously, how hard is it to read a book over the summer?

OP, I doubt you could read it in a day. Have fun getting an F.

>> No.1090334

>>1090271
meh, tried reading it, couldn't get into it and forgot about it. i won't be getting any F's, it was just reccomended reading from my philosophy teacher to help with the topics next term. most of my class won't have read it.

i'll just read the sparknotes trololo.

>> No.1090342

>>1090334
Your teacher probably won't go deep into it or expect anything on the first day. You'll have several days to finish the book before they start assigning shit.

>> No.1090382

This thread is probably a troll, but this happened to my friend once. He took a class on Russian /lit/ and forgot to read Anna Karenina until the day before it was due. Dude managed to read the book in one 16-hour sitting, taking only smoke breaks. Then, the next day, he had to write a 12 page essay. He's lazy as fuck but somehow he managed to get that done.

>> No.1090396
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1090396

>if i go get if from the library tomorrow will i be able to finish it in a day?

I am sure it's possible to read it in a day.

However, considering the fact that you waited until the very end of summer vacation to tackle a small reading assignment, I seriously doubt you have the mental fortitude and discipline to digest the book in its entirety within one short day.

Just sayin'.

>> No.1090401

>>1090257
No.

They're from other boards, and come to /lit/ to ask about homework.

>> No.1090408

>>1090382
I bet that was an A paper for sure. All my best shit's been done on the day it's due.