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**WaydayFep** · 07-26-2007, 06:45 AM

Plus you ruin the Book for the one good read you might get out of it...

But to each is his own.

I am a fast reader. I read the first book of the lord of the rings in around 3 hours. BUT it was not a good read: at the time I didn't knew the end, and I hadn't this habit of reading first the end . Pushed by the suspense, I jump over all the paragraphs which seemed useless for the main story, and I read around 1/4 of the whole book.

The second time I read it, I took all the time I needed, and I really enjoyed my read.

For Hary Potter, I'll just wait for somebody to summarize it. Or for the film. I'm in "Captain Blood" at the moment.

07-26-2007, 06:45 AM	#11
WaydayFep Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 520 Senior Member	Plus you ruin the Book for the one good read you might get out of it... But to each is his own. I am a fast reader. I read the first book of the lord of the rings in around 3 hours. BUT it was not a good read: at the time I didn't knew the end, and I hadn't this habit of reading first the end . Pushed by the suspense, I jump over all the paragraphs which seemed useless for the main story, and I read around 1/4 of the whole book. The second time I read it, I took all the time I needed, and I really enjoyed my read. For Hary Potter, I'll just wait for somebody to summarize it. Or for the film. I'm in "Captain Blood" at the moment.
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