I wouldn't recommend this for someone new to reading. Some of the greatest books, filled with life and virtuosity of style, will be a struggle to read. Not to say that you can't finish the book, but why turn what could be a great joy into a chore? Read things from the lit startkit and other such books, build up your skills, and come back when you are more experienced.

>>8045616
pretty great
only complaint
yet another cuck book that /lit/ loves

>>8046230
What is a "cuck book"?

>>8046259
Full of recipes and tasty ideas
On how to be cucked

>>8046296
I am so goddamn tired of /pol/

>>8045616
it would be hard for a "new" reader to understand the constant shifts in point of view, time, and constant allusions (a lot of it went way way past me). It's a great book but start with something else. George Orwell, Dostoyevsky, Camus, and others like on the /lit/ starter kit are more accessible.

>>8046259
answering that would spoil some story elements, but somehow I feel that >>8046230 is wrong and cuck doesn't apply in this case.