ReadAtLeastOnce
Welcome to ReadAtLeastOnce, a passionate community of book lovers! This is the place where we discuss and recommend those life-changing, thought-provoking, and unputdownable books that we believe everyone should get their hands on at least once. From timeless classics to undiscovered gems, let's explore the world of literature together!
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Let's create a haven for bibliophiles and share those books that have touched our hearts, expanded our minds, or simply provided us with a wonderful escape!
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I own LotR and have read it. It basically defined the fantasy genre as we know it and has also inspired a lot not directly derived from it. But how it is written it didn't click with me and reading it felt a bit of a chore and I have never felt revisiting the book.