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To answer your question, it’s about 8 pages slower than average. But like others are saying, it doesn’t matter- read at your own pace. It’s not a race, and it’s okay to take your time.

It’s been a year since I read it, so my memory’s a bit spotty, but I liked her. I think it was because I liked how amicable and lighthearted she was and felt bad that she was so naive.

Chewing gum.

I’m reading American Psycho right now. It’s not super difficult to read, but because it’s a depiction of materialism, there are sometimes very long sentences filled with arbitrary details that can take a second to parse through. But it’s part of the experience.

The author is a big fan of alternating between different stories that all tie together in the end.

Someone in the other thread about it said that it’s based on how many people shelved the book as to-read.

A copy that feels good to the touch.

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