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No it's not just you. I've been trying to read The Silmarillion for more or less 10 years and I always get stuck in the second chapter and I can't continue for some reason. I think it's very very difficult to read even if you're used to reading difficult novels and other litterature...

I'm looking forward to The Children of Hurin, it sounds like a really good novel and Tolkien's universe is always fascinating even if it is Christopher Tolkien who has asembled this story from his fathers notes. I have faith that we will be granted even more to the Tolkien universe and that...

I coulden't agree more with you than I do on your view on Digital Fortress. I read it about a year ago and I was really disappointed because I expected better writting from Dan Brown after reading The Da Vinci Code, which is still my favorite book by him. Was he bored when he wrote this...

Just what I wanted to write about this fabulous book. I first encounteret P&P when I saw the BBC series from 1995 about 11 or 12 years ago and I was taken aback so beautiful was it. Later I bought the book in English and I've read it over and over and over again because I always find...

Well I have a link that I found a long time ago, when I googled for Henry David Thoreau and Walden, but because I haven't posted 15 times, I cant share it with you yet. I've been thinking about reading his book for maybe a year and I was wondering if anybody would give me a reason or two for...

Well after a lot of hesitating I finally ordered Eldest. I liked Eragon a lot and I've been looking forward to reading Eldest, but I've been keeping postponing it for some reason. And to the question of my age: 34.

Thanks to you all for welcoming me to the forum :-D I'm gonna spend the next couple of days in bed due to a horrible flu that is passing over Denmark at the moment. But I will return and start reading my way through the forum posts :-D

I love Bernard Cornwell who writes the Sharpe series, about the Napoleon wars and Richard Sharpe, a rifleman, who advances in the grades from a private soldier to a Liutenant Colonel in 22 books. The genres I like is a blend of everything. But mostly reading about old stuff, like the...

Hello everybody, I'm Medic_dk4100 and I've just signed up for this forum in hope of a lot of book talk and to get new ideas for reading. Looking forward to talking to you all. Bye.