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I've been intermittently reading the Count of Monte-Cristo since the beginning of the year. I feared that it will be a tedious read, but it surpassed all of my expectations. It's so captivating that sometimes I can't stop reading.
Yeah it completely draws you in, apparently it originally came out by chapters or something in a french periodical, so the OG readers we're invested in it like a modern soap opera
reading harrow the ninth right now! finished gideon the ninth, thought it was great, and i moved directly to the sequel haha