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Alter Ego posted:This many posts and no mention of the goddamn Twilight series? Yeah, somebody mentioned 50 shades. R.L. Stine, the author of the lovably campy Goosebumps "horror" children's books, tested his might at writing an adult book. He produced Superstitious. It's easily the worst book I've ever read. I almost had to give up on it, but I just had to see how the circus would end. Answer: Poorly. Very poorly.
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Free Market Mambo posted:Someone bringing up The Alchemist as inspirational is a cool and efficient way to know to disregard whatever comes out of their mouth. THANK YOU. I had to suffer through that turd for a "humanities" class. If that book were any farther up it's own rear end, it would have been written by Chuck Tingle. I plowed through the whole thing in a sitting because I just wanted to hurry up and get to the great moment of enlightenment that everybody goes on about, but it just never happened. The book ended and I was pissed off for having wasted my time by reading it. I'll never understand the attention this book gets.
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