I read—or more correctly listened to—one of those tomes. Definitely unnecessary to put yourself through it.
He's one of my husband's favorites, so we have them all. The one on equality is much shorter. The one book that I listened to was Ulysses as we were going to Ireland. I would never have been able to read it.
My husband read that book almost 20 years ago. I too, would not have the patience to read it all.
I am eager to listen...I recently downloaded that to me audio library!
I read Ulysses and didn't understand much, then immediately read it again and it all came together so that it is one of my favorite books now.
Am about to start Piketty's History of Inequality with a book group. The member who recommended it says it is quite dense, but rewarding.
Oh boy... here I go!
Have a good ride!!
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I read—or more correctly listened to—one of those tomes. Definitely unnecessary to put yourself through it.
He's one of my husband's favorites, so we have them all. The one on equality is much shorter. The one book that I listened to was Ulysses as we were going to Ireland. I would never have been able to read it.
My husband read that book almost 20 years ago. I too, would not have the patience to read it all.
I am eager to listen...I recently downloaded that to me audio library!
I read Ulysses and didn't understand much, then immediately read it again and it all came together so that it is one of my favorite books now.
Am about to start Piketty's History of Inequality with a book group. The member who recommended it says it is quite dense, but rewarding.
Oh boy... here I go!
Have a good ride!!