anthonyjg12
anthonyjg12 t1_jdrwiv7 wrote
Reply to brothers karamazov by breitfuture
One of my favorite books. There’s so many characters packed into this book and everyone is given a pretty in-depth storyline. Trying to keep track of everything can be a bit of a challenge. I found myself having to flip back and forth re-reading certain chapters or sections to understand it all. But it’s worth is because the book is so good.
The fact that each characters had multiple names was a bit confusing at first. It helped to just think of them as having legal names and nicknames. I think my copy also had a name reference guide in the front of the book so that might have helped as well.
anthonyjg12 t1_j9frev0 wrote
Reply to if you could pick one book to read again for the first time , which one would it be ? by [deleted]
If I had to pick one, it would be Black Swan Green by David Mitchel.
But others that come to mind are
Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky
On Beauty by Zadie Smith and
The Master and Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov
anthonyjg12 t1_jdrxuro wrote
Reply to If I miss (or just feel like I missed) a sentence or two, should I go back to reread or just keep reading? by [deleted]
I think you’re putting too much pressure on yourself. You shouldn’t be feeling any anxiety when your reading for pleasure. You can just keep going and if it turns out you missed an important detail, you can always go back later. And I wouldn’t worry about time investment. It may take you longer to get thru the book, but you shouldn’t worry about that if your reading for fun anyways. Go at your own pace.