Post books you expected to hate, but ended up loving.

opposite for me

i was expecting some kind of borges or umberto eco literary detective story
instead i got edgy mexican kerouac

>>7981864
Umberto Eco was Spanish Dan Brown.

>>7982164
Or maybe Italian Dan Brown, I don't remember that fedora tippers nationality.

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This book was GOAT!

>>7980936
why did you expect to hate it?

>>7982164
>>7982167
'no'

>>7980936
I expected to love this, but I hated it. >>7981864
has it right

>>7982348
/pol/, stop
at least be funny

>>7982164
>Asked whether he had read the Brown novel, Eco replied:

I was obliged to read it because everybody was asking me about it. My answer is that Dan Brown is one of the characters in my novel Foucault’s Pendulum, which is about people who start believing in occult stuff.

– But you yourself seem interested in the kabbalah, alchemy and other occult practices explored in the novel.

No. In Foucault’s Pendulum I wrote the grotesque representation of these kind of people. So Dan Brown is one of my creatures.

>>7981864
>>7982437
i was so excited for boloney until i heard about that edgemaster anally and vaginally raped mystery machine bullshit

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I wept.

>>7982450
LOL FKOFF LEDDIT HGAHA FKIN PUSSY WEPT DAMN BRO LOL HAHA

>>7982485
Kill yourself

The metamorphosis by franz kafka. We got told to read it for a class so automatically hated it, after reading it, it became my favourite book.