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So after reading the first part of the Fifty Shades and thinking that was the worst book they have read, some have still read the second and third part as well?

Tytti wrote: "So after reading the first part of the Fifty Shades and thinking that was the worst book they have read, some have still read the second and third part as well?"

Yeah, I was a big enough idiot to read all three of them. I thought I would seem cool if I read the series (since I was a kid at the time), but um... It was a mistake. Even looking back on that period of my life, I still can't fathom why I even thought it would make me look cool.

Tytti wrote: "So after reading the first part of the Fifty Shades and thinking that was the worst book they have read, some have still read the second and third part as well?"

I stopped after the first part (I was 'talked into' reading it, more or less) as the first part was more than enough for me :-) and convinced me never to read anything by this author again.

Although I can't for the life of me understand why, it seems to be very popular with some readers as you are absolutely right and more than just the first part was published. Like you, I don't understand why people who didn't like the first part continued to read the second and third part as well. I've only read the book a few years ago, so I can't really comment on the explanation flerecitronertak gives for reading more than just the one book.

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