Top 10 Fiction Books that I gave up on but am restarting !

[@forestduffe9586]

The count of Monte cristo is a must read . Enjoyed the video

[@theloveofreading3563]

I might read that AND Les Miserables in 2022.

[@allonewurld]

Probably a few too many long words for you. It's a bit more sophisticated than Stephen King and you know how you struggle with decent literature

[@thebarky1988]

Love your videos. I have been a King fan since Carrie. I am back to reading him but missed a few decades….. you inspired me.

[@camerongodsey9847]

Hugely relatable video. It isn’t that I dislike the books I’m reading even! It’s more that I get interested in something else instead. Hope you find the time to finish these titles!

[@werewolflover14]

The Blade Itself, Dune and Moby Dick are all on my to read list, Maybe this is a sign to start them

[@theloveofreading3563]

The blade itself is very good.

[@rajkumarcouppoussamy6264]

War and peace. I started reading it. read around 100 pages. Should start again.

[@JamesI88]

Wheel of time 🍻 Also really enjoyed Moby Dick, First Law, Flowers for Algernon, Dune and Remembrance of Earth's Past.

[@angelaholmes8888]

I'm going to be reading heretics of dune in December I really enjoyed children of dune and god emperor of dune

[@Jonpat]

I picked up Dune without knowing much of anything about the plot and did not know what to expect. It was tough to finish because it was so slow. I've grown to enjoy the story more and I think an audio version would be a great way to reread it.

[@theloveofreading3563]

I will be giving it another shot this winter reading the paperback and listening to the audiobook simultaneously.

[@Thepeejay]

I love this concept!

[@THEEJROD]

I’m currently on book 3 of the Dune series and I enjoy them very much! I hope you can get through the series and enjoy them because I would love to hear your feedback and your thoughts of the story since the books are very complex

[@theloveofreading3563]

I will be covering dune this winter !

[@angelaholmes8888]

Oathbringer is good but it's definitely a slow read I need to start on the fourth book in the stormlight archives

[@theloveofreading3563]

I am a little disgruntled about having to go back through 700 pages that I already read but I'd rather restart it so that I get the full experience.

[@bottle1211]

its best to read something completely different after a long book. especially epic fantasy, or you could get burned out.

[@ulyaoth86]

This is a decent list. The Three Body Problem and its two sequels are among my favourite sci fi novels, along with the Revelation Space series. I also never finished Dune and plan to read it next year.

[@theloveofreading3563]

Inhibitor Phase will be my next novel.

[@donovanchilton5817]

That's funny, I stopped reading Moby Dick in the EXACT same spot and had a similar issue with the language. An extremely difficult read.

[@andrewbrendan1579]

"The Count of Monte Cristo" sounds like my current experience with "The Brothers Karamazov". A friend read TBK and was very much affected by the book and wanted to talk about it with someone so I gave it a try. I can read only a few pages at a time as there is so much in the book: so many ideas; so many characters and stories, even stories about minor characters who appear once. It take so long to get to any action. If I wasn't doing this for a friend I'd put aside "The Brothers Karamzov" though I know i'm reading something exceptional.---I once read, back in high school, a short-story version "Flowers of Algernon". Maybe the story was expanded into a novel? I had a brother with Down Syndrome who is now deceased. "Flowers for Algernon" is now too close to home, too upsetting for me to read again in either form. As with "Flowers..." I had that same experience of enjoying a book but not finishing it: I was reading and enjoying "Jane Eyre" years ago, got sidetracked by something and never went back to it. I may just add Miss Bronte's book to the books I want to read in the near future!

[@theloveofreading3563]

I gave up on crime and punishment too !

[@allonewurld]

Yeah, no surprise there! :D Stick to Alice in Wonderland. More your level! :D :D

[@donreadsalot4932]

I will never understand why people are boycotting Rowling left, right and sideways for her transphobia - rightly so - but with his history of homophobia Brandon Sanderson is still such a hero to everyone. Sad. Just discovered your channel tonight, was super-enjoying this post and about to subscribe ... until learning you support homophbic authors. Oh, well.

[@dylanfreeland4756]

Keep reading!

[@bandito151]

The Count of Monte Cristo is my sec fav.book ,i remember when i finished reading it.i couldnt pick another book for couple days,cuz i was so fck sad..I dont know what part of book made you quit,i know i liked every single page of it,but bealive me at the end you will love it 100% ! Moby Dick was torture for me ,i couldnt quit cuz my ocd,its hard for me to just putt down book :S i feel like if you love whales its ok book,bcz half of the book is Encyclopedia.

[@theloveofreading3563]

I am looking forward to starting the count of Monte Cristo back up again.

[@dominickkrikke2611]

If you start The Wheel Of Time, can you make a video about it. (In terms of readalong or something like that?)

[@theloveofreading3563]

I likely will. I will be doing it in the first part of 2022.

[@JuanMartinez-ib7mz]

I cannot for my life restart a book as long as Oathbringer, when I had gotten past the halfway point. I would never finish it.

[@bottle1211]

yes i love dune

[@nunyabizness9787]

I read Dune and hated it. It's an impressive job of world-building, but it's boring and gave me nothing to care about. I can see why people respect it, but, nope, hated it. And I really wanted to like it -- even bought a leatherbound copy.