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Adam Ford
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Exactly halfway through the book (excluding notes etc.)
Natasha... you stupid fucking imbecile!!
That is all.
— Oct 26, 2018 12:24PM
Natasha... you stupid fucking imbecile!!
That is all.
Adam Ford
is on page 400 of 1440
Absolutely amazing! Such wisdom, vision, scope, and such beautiful writing. I'm only a quarter of the way through, but I'm completely in love with this book.
— Oct 21, 2018 01:01PM
Adam Ford
is on page 200 of 1440
One thing I will say. If you read this book, try to persevere through to part 2. The book starts getting exciting and a lot easier to read. Really enjoying it now, wasn't too convinced at first.
— Oct 19, 2018 12:08AM
Adam Ford
is on page 153 of 1440
And I would walk five-hundred miles and I would walk five-hundred more..
— Oct 17, 2018 03:27PM
Adam Ford
is on page 132 of 1440
Loving it. Started part 2 and it's a lot more military themed.
— Oct 15, 2018 02:34PM
Adam Ford
is on page 46 of 1440
Page 46, chapter 10, 3% haha.
Really enjoying it so far, though obviously I've barely scratched the surface.
— Oct 14, 2018 09:53AM
Really enjoying it so far, though obviously I've barely scratched the surface.
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Oct 14, 2018 04:01PM
Good for you for undertaking this!
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I'm finding it easier to get into.than I expected. Long way.to go, but really enjoying it.
Adam wrote: "I'm finding it easier to get into.than I expected. Long way.to go, but really enjoying it."I debating if I should read WAR & PEACE next year, or start on IN SEARCH OF LOST TIME. I'll be watching your progress to see how you like this.
Many years ago, I read that C.S. Lewis, with hit literary hat on, called W & P the greatest novel ever. It inspired me to read it. I have now read it 4x.
Michael wrote: "Many years ago, I read that C.S. Lewis, with hit literary hat on, called W & P the greatest novel ever. It inspired me to read it. I have now read it 4x."4X!!! You sir, are a Tolstoy machine.
Michael wrote: "Love the Russians."Me too. How long did it take you your first time reading it to complete it?
It was a long time ago. I think I read it during a Christmas vacation in college. It's an engrossing story.One tip: here and there, Tolstoy has these chapters where he philosohpizes about the meaning of history. I learned to skip those chapters.
Michael wrote: "It was a long time ago. I think I read it during a Christmas vacation in college. It's an engrossing story.One tip: here and there, Tolstoy has these chapters where he philosohpizes about the meaning of history. I learned to skip those chapters."
HA HA! I'm not a skipper!
well, I only skipped beginning the second time around.
Its funny, because a lot of people that do read it, read it again. I guess it's clearer the second time. There are a lot of characters, and sometimes they're referred to as their nicknames. But I'm liking it, the action hasn't even started yet.
Michael: I will try to trudge through those pages I think. But we'll see haha.
