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[Anonymous No.8649160]

Okay guys, I am going to take a break from reading blood meridian because it's too hard, and because it's halloween in a week, I'm going to start reading dracula.

[Anonymous No.8649180]

>>8649160
>blood meridian because it's too hard

[Anonymous No.8649184]

cool thanks for keeping us posted OP

[Anonymous No.8649188]

>>8649184
you're welcome

[Anonymous No.8650831]

bump

[Anonymous No.8650836]

I went to get this from the library today and my library system only has one copy of this book. I was pretty annoyed cause they got like 12 no country's

[Anonymous No.8650840]

>>8649160
You need to read it with a dictionary at your side or invest in an e-reader.

[Anonymous No.8650852]

>>8650840
What, blood meridian? Yeah I should read that one on my kindle, like holy fuck there's so many words I don't know. for some books I just love the feel of having the book itself and reading it without the little e reader, but blood meridian is definitely a book that I will be reading on my e reader. You probably meant dracula though. We'll see how it goes.

[Anonymous No.8650854]

>>8649160
Trust me, it's not hard, it's just a shitty fucking book,

[Anonymous No.8650864]

I hate when I have to give up on a book for the time being. Though it is a valuable skill to be able to realize you are not able to parse what the fuck you are reading.

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[Anonymous No.8650872]

>>8649184
your welcome

[Anonymous No.8650889]

>>8650852
I meant Blood Meridian. Dracula isn't difficult to get through. There's little reason for someone like myself to know what a pommel is, for example. The same can be said about the various types of rock formations. In that respect, the book is hard, but less so with respect to its themes.