Lonesome Dove! Lonesome Dove! Lonesome Dove!

Never before had i been so sad about a 1,000 page book being behind me!

So many times! Recently it was The Lincoln Highway. What a beautiful masterpiece. 

Twice: Once, as a teen reading East of Eden, and as an adult reading The Likeness. Both supremely different, but both supremely readable. The more a world sucks you in, the harder it is to let go. 

Oh yes, read that one in record time, too. 

Only once, as a kid reading Where The Red Fern Grows. I remember finishing it in my bean bag chair in my bedroom then telling my mom I won't be down for dinner; I can't eat at a time like this!!!!!

Yes!! Thanks to Bread Pitt, I'm about 300 pages in. For me it started off kind of slow... I was like, why do I care about Theo...but it really picks up at the end. 

wow what a tragic irony. i have not felt this way until after finishing a  book, then I've been sad it's over. on the other hand, i feel this way constantly about tv series

I just started The Silent Patient and I feel like this will be an example of a book so good I don't want it to end. 

I've heard a lot of good things about this novel, curious if anyone else here has read it? 

Have you ever read a book so good you don't want to finish it?

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