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This week‘s #bookishquestion is: what is a book that you felt started off slow, but eventually you couldn‘t put it down? Let me know in the comments! ⬇️
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Ruthiella I remember starting this book a few times and not getting much further than the first chapter but once I got past that, I became totally immersed and ended up loving it![[tagged book]](https://image.librarything.com/pics/litsy_webpics/icon_taggedBook@3x.png)
Foucault's Pendulum (Trade) (edited) 2y
Foucault's Pendulum (Trade)Billypar I enjoyed all of this one, but it definitely picked up steam as it went:Inland 2y
InlandBillypar Agreed @Ruthiella - that's a great example! 2y
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Ruthiella @Billypar Oh! Inland is also a good example. I liked it a lot but it really doesn‘t come together until the end. 2y
dabbe For me, it was this one. That's why I'm trying to read WAR AND PEACE. I haven't hit that magical point yet, and I've been stuck at 26% for 2 weeks now! (edited) 2y
Susanita I couldn‘t get into Station Eleven at all and it went back to the Libby ether. I decided to try again and LOVED IT. 2y
Tamra As It Was & World Without End 2y
As It Was & World Without EndCSeydel @Ruthiella @Billypar @dabbe @susanita @tamra Good choices 👍🏻 For me, recently, one that started out frustratingly slow but really picked up once it got going wasWe Were the Mulvaneys 2y
We Were the MulvaneysRuthiella @CSeydel I read We Were the Mulvaneys and just remember is being so very sad-typical Oprah pick. 😭 2y
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