Books I Took a LONG TIME TO READ!!!! 📖🤓 #shorts #books

These were pretty good, but took me good amount of time!!!⏱😅. However, it was worth the read and enjoyed it completely, these books were well written, good character development and driven plotlines and premise.

📖:Lethal White by J.K Rowling
📖: All light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr
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Welcome to my channel book thangs.......ohooo........yeah.I love to read crime, thriller, mystery friction as those genres are a gem category for me to read. Well this is your one spot for the books you want to know, about the plot lines, about the character development, writing style and more what encapsulates the book. This is also the place for your concise ,unbiased book reviews and also tips that might hone to choose your best next book, cause at the end of the day we want to fill our TBR with the best books and also to save your cheddar. So be a part of the book community and if you're new to reading I got you as well , with recommendations that help your start your reading a excellent start. So come on in to the better side

[emmazilla]

If you don’t have a knowledge of ww2 and t makes all the light we cannot see MUCH harder to read. There’s a lot of historical referencing in that book.

[arunsaamu]

For me its Papillon by Henri charriere, The stand by king and Sacred games by Vikram chandra.

[hurricanejaney]

i read all the light we cannot see in one night for my senior English class. by the end i was ugly crying and the sleep deprivation DID NOT HELP

[creativechameleon]

The book thief took me forever to chug through! I was a bit younger when I read it and was struggling to understand everything so I reread a lot 😅

[wendyhamm]

The second Game of Thrones novel by George R. R. Martin. It had me quit the series on TV to this day! I started reading it prior to the series starting and ended just after the first few episodes.

[Bri-dklr]

House rules by Jodi Picoult. Not because I didn’t like it, she’s one of my favorite authors, but It had really long chapters. It took me like two months to finish, I finished about 25 other books while reading that one.

[Morhan_Jehnez]

A book I read a while back, I don't remember what it was called but it took me more than a year to read it because I could only read a few pages before I started feeling super nauseous.

Surprisingly traumatic experience I refuse to even go looking for it anymore. Might try reading one day to see if I don't feel sick from it anymore.

[LivPnt]

Anna Karenina!! Holy snot, it took 5 attempts over 12 years, and the 6th (and final) attempt took me 8 months start to finish. It was brutal, and I hated it so much, but at that point it had become a personal vendetta. Like, Tolstoy wrote that book specifically because he knew one day I would struggle with it.

[Everlark]

'Zero Bomb' is taking me so long to complete, tbh the first chapters are lil' boring but then even if it gets interesting I don't lose myself in that book the way i do with other books so it's hard for me.. 😅😅

[ashmitexpert]

The House of the Scorpion - 6 years and counting...

[maesvoid_]

Inheritance games and twilight took me forever to finish, like I’m talking months and week long breaks in the middle of the books😅

[The_Annoying_Fly]

The Cursed Child was really hard for me to get into. I renewed it until I was no longer able to. I did eventually finish it though!

[wisnudi]

War and peace. And im so dissapointed at the ending. I mean why i read this book, the ending so baaad

[PupRiku]

The Lost Symbol.
It wasn't the best...but it was alright.
Started it around the time my Narcolepsy really kicked into high gear and just fell asleep every time I tried to read it :")

[justmetilly]

mines was imaginary friend by stephen chbosky

[kavyakohli]

The book that took me the longest time ever was Anna Karenina. I could only read it in small portions at a time and when the political discussions in it got boring for me, I'd skip it for days and then start again. Nevertheless, I was determined to read to the end and I'm glad I did.

[FacelessReviews.]

Fourth Wing. I’m sorry I’m not a fantasy girly 😭

[ramsfan]

Rob Roy. Years later and I still haven’t finished it and yes I do read! LoL

[ryanwitwickifaddegon]

Stephen King's Fairy Tale book October 2022 -January 2023

[demonrose]

Lord of the Rings. ( read it in 2nd grade.) Took 2 years to read the entire thing and I didn’t understand anything I had read.