I am reading this book right now, do we like it or should I drop it?

dubs and you drop it

>>8984445
>I need a conglomerate of people to decide and validate my opinion.

>>8984445
drop it
i read it i can guarantee you that its shit and it's literally impossible to like shadow

>>8984447

Feels bad man

>>8984454

Yes, problem?

>>8984461

Ok.

>>8984445
Not my favorite Gaiman (who I think this board generally dislikes) but it's pretty good.

>>8984445
It's good. Don't listen to these fucking toffs.

>>8984445
Gaiman's best in my opinion, that being said it was my first read of his and I might be slightly biased, but the things I learned about obscure religion and mythology (especially norse mythology, not to call norse mythology obscure that is) made it an amazing experience for me. So if you're into that kind of thing then don't drop it. I mean its not as pretentious as Nietzsche but its a very nice read.

>>8984445
It is terrible. I had to read it a few years ago for a bookclub I (foolishly) joined with some friends. They have poor tastes and uniformly hated it. It may be the worst of the ~300ish books I've read since that time. It is one of three in my adult life that have made me genuinely angry, enough that I will bother to type this out.

>>8984602
what are the other 2

>>Neverwhere > American Gods

>>8984970
Neverwhere just felt by-the-numbers to me. It was an enjoyable enough read, but nothing really stood out about it besides the two villains.

>>8984959
the old testament and the new testament

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>>8985082

I liked reading it. Also the ending had me quite entertained.