What are some books you haven t finished reading anyway?

Joyce's "Ulysses" has been borrowed no less than 4 times, and every time I watched it, I was discouraged, and I haven't finished reading it until now.

The Unbearable Lightness of Life is not compact, the story is not attractive, and there are too many flashbacks. When I was 10 years old, I couldn't read it after reading dozens of pages. I watched a third of it in the first few months, and I couldn't stand it anymore. I can't calm down.

On the Road" I usually rarely have books that I can't read, and I can finish reading even the most difficult books, so why can't I read this book alone? I don't understand!

"Romance of the Three Kingdoms" turned three times, and the most time I saw the second page, I couldn't stand that kind of half-vernacular and half-literate, and I couldn't understand it anyway.

I bought it as a freshman and put it at the bedside for three years, and I didn't see half of it. I read a few pages at a time, and then I went to look at something else.

I have obsessive-compulsive disorder, and I will force myself to read books that I can't read, but I haven't been reading "How Steel is Made" since elementary school.

I bought "My Name is Red" before, but it was a difficult read, and I didn't read it. In the end, I gave up.

What I haven't conquered for a month is the English version of the Chinese-English comparative reading, and the bedside "The Little Prince" has not yet been solved.

Xinhua Dictionary, I saw the university from elementary school, but I still haven't finished reading it.

I haven't finished reading the Romance of the Three Kingdoms that I bought before, and I can't understand some of the content.

I grew up reading books that had the theory of relativity, especially when I didn't have the patience to read it.

If you are an adult, I recommend that you read any book, whether it is good or bad, only in this way can you develop the ability to distinguish good books from bad books, of course, books cannot be described as good or bad.

Since graduating from university, I rarely read books, and I get dizzy at work every day, so I don't have time to read, and I really miss the days of school.

For almost half a year, I want to develop a habit of reading books, and I personally think that the most important thing is to think about what you get after reading a book. Whether it's expanding your horizons, or your practical application, you'll be able to hang your bookbag when you write articles in the future. Reading is like anything else, and with good feedback, you have the motivation to do it.

It's been a few months, and I feel that the quality of my reading has been greatly reduced since I went to university.

Pick good books. How to choose classics, you can go to the Internet to do homework, read reviews, look at the author, look at the table of contents and introduction, or read the recommendations of big bulls. Or join a book club, a learning community, or something like that.

After graduating from college, I was chased by life every day, and I haven't read much for half a year.

About two or three months! I'm busy looking for a job, but recently I've been spending a short history of mankind in my spare time.

In about five years, the last book I read was still about campus youth.

In about five years, the last book I read was still about campus youth, and I missed the campus.

After facing the pressure of the high school entrance examination, I only read a few pages a week.