when it comes to their books.

The way LOTR was written made it so fucking boring, I dropped it halfway through The Two Towers.

The Twilight series, on the other hand, was so entertaining that I read it till the very end. I don’t care if the characters are trashy / drama is crap / whatever; I just want to be entertained.

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    3 days ago

    It still feels like something I should try and read, House of Leaves. I don’t think I’ll suuuuper enjoy it, mostly because horror is very much not my jam, but use of medium very much is!

    Twilight was easy to read is another bonus for it. You can tear through them quickly. Which is what I did when told I had to read them by my boss. I read the first two in…twoish days, returned them, said “Okay I’ve read the first two, please don’t make me read more” and she said okay.

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        2 days ago

        It was Borders and sometimes she just wanted us to read a popular book so we could talk to customers about it. It was right before the midnight release of the 4th book, and I’d be register that night, so she wanted me to…try and talk about it, I guess.

        I just sold them the books and wished them a good night and hoped they enjoyed it instead!

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          2 days ago

          Have worked at Barnes and Noble before, the Harry Potter Craze was insane, I get it