thoughts on war and peace?

>>9774656
>I want to know if anyone else on /lit/ has read this
Nah, we don't actually read books here, we only talk about memes. Go to /fit/ for a conversation on your level.

Finished it about a month ago and it was truly fascinating. Get ready to read a lot of footnotes if you don't know French. The epilogue is pretty unnecessary.

It's an amazing piece of literature and well worth reading. I didn't appreciate it very much until half a year after finishing it, and it's only grown on me even more since. It's far more enjoyable than his other writings.

>>9774683
>Get ready to read a lot of footnotes if you don't know French
The edition OP posted has the french translated in the main text already

>>9774656
>if its worth reading
Gee, i dont know if one of the greatest novels of all time is worth reading

>>9774700
Oh that sucks. I use "à la lettre" instead of "literally" because of that book.

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The book is long enough and we're supposed to read some guy's intro?

>>9774683

>The epilogue is pretty unnecessary.

Epilogue. Singular. Didn't even read the sparknotes much less the book.

>>9774756
it was only 4 pages, he was a good writer.

>>9774656
Natasha a hoe