Rate a book's level of difficulty

>>8800779
Hmmmm maybe a 2 actually


Anyone has a score for thus said zarathustra?

>0 to 5
>but let's use decimals too

Gravity's Rainbow: 2.5165146987156261

>>8800786
Why are you being pretentious? This is an anonymous board, don't be scared to admit Gravity's rainbow is actually a 2.5165146987156263

The Bible is actually a 3. Many references.

Gravity's Rainbow is a 5.

Ulysses: 0.2

Is Gravity's Rainbow really about a soldiers boners? I haven't read it and now I'm not sure I want to.

Goodnight Moon: 4.5

>>8800783
Id rate it like a 3 or 4

>>8800842
Fuck. I'm too much of a brainlet, I never read an actually good philosophy book.

Thanks anon, ill read more before buying it

>>8800813
How about the quran? Ia allah more complex?

-t. Christfag

>>8800867
Its a very unusual philosophy book. Even most of Nietzsche's work is in a very different format from that book. If you read some of his other stuff it shouldn't be that hard, though it takes an unusual amount of consoderation to understand what he's actually doing.

Sound and the Fury: 2.8
Portrait of the Artist: 3
Moby-Dick: 3.5
Infinite Jest: 2.5
Pale Fire: 3.2
Women in Love: 2
Lolita: 3
White Noise: 2.2

The Urantia Book: 5

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>>8800987
>Portrait
>Lolita
>harder than the Sound and the Fury

>>8800999
I mean I thought they were. There are more subtle parts in those two books that I missed initially. Sound and the Fury isn't very difficult honestly. You just have to wait and things make sense as you read on.

My Diary Desu: 5.2

>>8800999
Lolita made me harder desu.

>>8801292
>it's because anon has a terrible calligraphy

The Karamazov Brothers: The russian translations make it a 4 at least