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"The Divine Comedy" was simply too difficult for me to read. I got tired of it. It's a heavy read, in my opinion. But it's powerful, considering it's still remembered today. :)
I love reading all sorts of nonsense, especially fantasy. I read "The Lord of the Rings" when I was about 9 years old and reread it for about 2-3 years:D :D :D. It's a good book, but I've gotten tired of it. I read all of Asprin's "Myth" series; the first four were good, but the rest weren't as interesting...:( I read Nikitin's "Three from the Forest" and another 5 books from that series ("Three in the Sands," "Three and Dana," etc.). I really liked it. I read Zelazny's "The Chronicles of Amber" up to about halfway through the 9th book (after that, all the pages were torn out...:( :( :( ), and I also thought it was great. I read the first 3 books of Le Guin's "A Wizard of Earthsea" and really enjoyed them. I've only read all of Lukyanenko's "Night Watch" series. In my opinion, it's AMAZING!:smile20: I've only read Semyonova's "The Wolfhound." It's not exactly "our answer to The Lord of the Rings," but it's still good; in some places, it was so well-written that I even cried... I read 4 books of "Harry Potter," but I don't feel like reading any more.:mad: I respect Belyaev and Obruchev; it's interesting to read, but I'm more drawn to fantasy... I used to love Jules Verne, but then, like "The Lord of the Rings," I got tired of it...
I had to read the entire school curriculum:) ; I've only managed to finish "War and Peace" for the 10th grade so far. I'm not a serious person; of the classics, only Bulgakov's "The Master and Margarita" appeals to me.
At one time, I loved detective stories and devoured Conan Doyle and Christie. Again, I got tired of it. There's no magic, no supernatural creatures...:D
I love reading all sorts of nonsense, especially fantasy. I read "The Lord of the Rings" when I was about 9 years old and reread it for about 2-3 years:D :D :D. It's a good book, but I've gotten tired of it. I read all of Asprin's "Myth" series; the first four were good, but the rest weren't as interesting...:( I read Nikitin's "Three from the Forest" and another 5 books from that series ("Three in the Sands," "Three and Dana," etc.). I really liked it. I read Zelazny's "The Chronicles of Amber" up to about halfway through the 9th book (after that, all the pages were torn out...:( :( :( ), and I also thought it was great. I read the first 3 books of Le Guin's "A Wizard of Earthsea" and really enjoyed them. I've only read all of Lukyanenko's "Night Watch" series. In my opinion, it's AMAZING!:smile20: I've only read Semyonova's "The Wolfhound." It's not exactly "our answer to The Lord of the Rings," but it's still good; in some places, it was so well-written that I even cried... I read 4 books of "Harry Potter," but I don't feel like reading any more.:mad: I respect Belyaev and Obruchev; it's interesting to read, but I'm more drawn to fantasy... I used to love Jules Verne, but then, like "The Lord of the Rings," I got tired of it...
I had to read the entire school curriculum:) ; I've only managed to finish "War and Peace" for the 10th grade so far. I'm not a serious person; of the classics, only Bulgakov's "The Master and Margarita" appeals to me.
At one time, I loved detective stories and devoured Conan Doyle and Christie. Again, I got tired of it. There's no magic, no supernatural creatures...:D
