It depends all on your sense of humour: if you think sarcasm and reasoning overly logical (going into the ridiculous) is funny, it is indeed a funny read. Otherwise, it might be a bit harsh.Originally Posted by HavePeace09
I often have that problem, especially when the story does not grab me immediately. I did not have it with this book... I guess it depends on how much you want to read this book: if you think you might grow to enjoy it you could just keep a note in your book with characters and some of their particulars. Or use this list: wiki can be useful .Originally Posted by HavePeace09
I do not know how you can "get it". Maybe you could focus more on the current happenings, the dialogues that are being held, than try to follow it as a chronologous story? Not sure, just a thought .