What am I in for bros?
What am I in for bros?
James Flores
Colton Moore
a tour de force
>abridged
based!
Anthony Thomas
One of the most fun reading experiences. Honestly spent every spare moment I had for a few weeks reading this. I would recommend not reading an abridged version.
Justin Foster
Literally the best book ever written.
Ryan Ward
It's actually an enthralling read. Enjoy!
Caleb Carter
The Count of Monte Cristo.
Asher Parker
you better not be reading the abridged version
Leo Edwards
Biguht it thinking it was an elvis biography. Fuck this shit
Michael Johnson
This.
A long but excellent read, but it needs to be that long. Very intricate plot, one of the best revenge stories ever written.
Ryder Williams
ancient genre fiction
Luke Brooks
>ancient
>dumas
Connor Anderson
More like the Cunt of Monte Cristo, haha! Am I right guys?
Ryder Wood
You could have read 10-50 pages, told us what you think so far and then ask us.
Austin Nguyen
What's the deal with Count in the Luigi Vampa's dungeon and the jailed kid?
Owen Murphy
Relatable if you ever had the idea of having so much money/power that you were beyond common laws and social status’s
Aiden Harris
I just started it and it's a fun read
I hope it doesn't turn into a drag
Also my enjoyment is affected by seeing the movie a long time ago plus all the pop culture references to the book. I just don't know how much
Elijah Wilson
Ya nice by Alex Dumbass
Luke Wilson
They were kinky gay lovers
Elijah Morris
Luigi was a genuine criminal who the Count was friends with. The Count most likely asked him to capture Albert so that the Count could 'rescue' Albert, so that he'd be indebted to him. It was a part of his plan to get him introduced in Paris and to Albert's family.
Sebastian Peterson
It's the only book I finished and felt sad that it was over. It could have been 1000 pages more and I'd look forward to every page
Jace Campbell
It's never really a drag. The book is consistently entertaining in a way a 1000 page book has no right to be. The movie and references won't impact you much, there is a lot going on so a lot will be entirely new to you.
Julian Hall
So I read like 25% of the book a while ago and liked it. Is the rest really just the guy helping people in need and getting revenge? It also suddenly went on a huge tangent with a thief or something and kinda threw me off.
Matthew Adams
Jack Cruz
It gets good and keeps getting better throughout. It's extremely consistent.
Caleb Myers
By far, the most interesting part of the book was his time in prison and subsequent escape.
I don't understand why but that part always fills me with intense energy and a feeling of manly strength.
Christian Bennett
A lot of scene detail filler and some B Movie tier thrille/r drama action in the best sense.
Solid 8/10
Zachary Watson
What do abridgments tend to cut?