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[cyancherub]

have u ever read “the library at mount char” by scott hawkins? that’s my favorite book ever and it seems rlly up your alley!! im

OMG I HAVE NOT!!! but it sounds so interesting I WILL ADD IT TO MY LIST AND LET YOU KNOW IF/WHEN I READ IT!!

[cyancherub]

i read house of leaves and LOVEEEEDDDD it but only towards again the last 2/3rds of the book and that was with generously skimming any part that didn’t directly correlate with the navidsons… I can’t quite remember exactly where it happens but I do think delial was the turning point where everything suddenly clicked and i started to understand? so to the person who ordered it, if you aren’t enjoying a part of the book honestly just skip it because not everything is crucial to the plot!!

to me the scariest thing was how the book becomes so immersive and tricks you with having to concentrate to read and make sense of it, and then challenges your perception of both the book and reality!! all together I would give it a 4/10 for content but a 6/10 for the experience itself

YES I KNOW EXACTLY WHAT U MEAN!! the parts with johnny rly aggravated me sometimes BUT ! i am glad that i read them all in depth bc in the end HE is what rly moved me about the book.

BUT I AGREE VERY MUCH the part abt delial was def a turning point. AND ITS TRUE not everything is crucial to the plot - i think there's a lot of misdirection and leading down sort of pointless avenues just in order to mimic what the characters themselves are stuck in . there's a point where the book also hints that u shouldnt get too involved in the side stuff or else you'll get lost & confused.

I AGREE!!! the content was not the best imo, i didn't like the writing, but in the end it was the experience & the thoughts it provoked that made it for me!!