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The Brothers Karamazov
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Genre: Philosophical novel (15/04/2017-14/05/2017)

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Beth Buning
Apr 26, 2019 rated it it was ok
This book is long. And it moves slowly. And seems somewhat disjointed. So why did I read it? (It took me 4 months, by the way.)
Well, it's a classic, and I had never read it. It was a challenge in a group here on Good Reads. And at some point, you get to the point of no return where you may as well push through.
There were parts that were quite interesting. I was surprised by the frequent mentions of Christianity in this book.
But overall, it seemed very dry and fragmented. I really didn't enjoy i
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Tom Grugle
Jan 05, 2021 rated it it was amazing
Dr. Sigmund Freud called this "the best novel ever written." It is a sprawling, detailed and insightful look into the human mind and a wonderful walk through pre-communist Russia. ...more
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