What book took you the longest to finish? >implying you've

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Pic related, only because the somewhat episodic structure of the book meant I could read it over a long period of time, without having to keep track of very much. It's pretty good if you want to read about war, adventure, and dudes finding themselves.

>>8462104
Heart of Darkness is awesome and not that hard. You can't read.

The Bible, followed by Don Quixote

>>8462104
>What book took you the longest to finish?

Atm its Richard Dawkins The selfish gene clocking in at 4 years.

I know you probably think im a dirty casual, but ive read other books in the meantime.

>>8462104
Atlas Shrugged took about 9 months.

>>8462141
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

Took me five days. What a book to spend 9 months on man.

Moby Dick took me almost a year to read, the beginning and end were great but halfway through was a bit of a slog to get through, so i put the book down for a while. I wasn't too interested in learning about whales or whaling.