I've mostly been reading high fantasy for the past 2 years and honestly, this is still me for roughly the first 100-200 pages of every fantasy book I read. 😂
@@alyxandriaang even with regular length fantasy books, lol. Especially when characters leave then decide to come back, I always have to rewind to remember who that was (but I read online, so I just search the name).
Sooo true. As a 14 yr old who has been reading high fantasy for the past 3 years, I swear that the first 100 pages are confusing as hell But the last 100 pages are a whirlwind of excitement
Haha, this was my first higher/adult fantasy too, I had to take a breather and just let myself be confused for a bit, I started to catch on eventually 😂😭
Me who read The Inheritance Cycle without doing that (The two last books have 1000+ pages and the whole series has so many details and things going on. It's literally impossible to remember it all)
that’s how i felt with every first 100-200 pages of the Grishaverse books, shadow and bone i was so confused because of all the grisha, siege and storm i had to figure out the darklings story line, and then ruin and rising with the family tree, and six of crows was fairly easy, and then there was king of scars.
i dropped that series like after nightfall, like 5 years ago, when i couldn't wait a year for the next book to publish. but gahdamn, i would often go along with it until i got familiar with the unknown characters lmao
Fantasy books offer a captivating escape into realms of magic and wonder, perfect for those seeking a break from reality. With imaginative plots and fantastical worlds, they provide a thrilling adventure for readers of all ages.
i read this lovely fantasy series once and i loved it. i forgot almost everything that happened except for a handful of events that were visually cool.
When I read The Way of Kings the first time, I got like 97% of the way through that absolute cinder block of a book and said, "Oh! That's what the plot of this book is... Time finish so I can read it again"
The prologue is confusing but once you are in with Kaladin and Shallan it’s smooth sailing imo. Of course the interludes can mess with you as well but they’re not thattttttt important
@@grandadmiralmanateei am always curious what those interludes are for? Do those characters in them even show up in the rest of the series? I only read the first book btw
@@agussie some interlude characters do appear again (sometimes whole books later) others provide different perspectives on events and tbh I have no clue what the others are for. Just enjoy the ride and don’t worry about the details too much - you’ll pick up everything important
I do that if I can't remember the character's name or relationship with the protagonist sometimes. Or, I come up with a theory and go back to see if I got my points all aligned
I walk around in the world with my nose in any fantasy book. As of right now I have been smelling the pages of the Keeper of the Lost Cities series. I'm currently on book 6...and it's the last one I have.
I honestly couldn’t with the priory, i gave it 3 ⭐️ 😭 if it were a book i enjoyed 2 days can do if you have nothing to do the entire day, but when you don't enjoy the book naaah
I made the mistake of bringing this book to school with me while I was reading through it. Every other person was gawking at the book while I explained the pacing was rather decent, and the print was larger too, but that didn't convince anyone I was sane
I just started reading this and I am on like 80 page and everything makes sense and I completely understand tho it was confusing at the start this may be because I only read high fantasy or romance
16 yrs old me back in the 00s and my old 3.5e Dungeons & Dragons collection 😂 I felt like a bonafide librarian for remembering in which book and in which chapter was the info I was looking for.
Some of the most awesome fantasy writers have MASSIVELY long novels or huge series that span pages upon pages. Brandon Sanderson is very famous for this. The stormlight archives has only 4 books but it’s over 5000 pages.
Just finished a 3400pg fantasy book (heaven official's blessing) and i feel like i should just reread the whole thing to remember what happened at the start.
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I've mostly been reading high fantasy for the past 2 years and honestly, this is still me for roughly the first 100-200 pages of every fantasy book I read. 😂
haha damn so it never gets better? 🤣
It is with Greek mythology like 'Circe' by Madeline Miller, too. Pronouncing Greek Mythological names are the worst.
@@alyxandriaang even with regular length fantasy books, lol. Especially when characters leave then decide to come back, I always have to rewind to remember who that was (but I read online, so I just search the name).
100 to 200? I finished a 1000 within 2weeks
@@NootNootMdf that's not what the comment was talking about at all.
You drop an average sized fantasy book on their desk and they look at it like it weighs ten tons, is radioactive and might try to bite them.
I bet it has a good personality 😢
@@cxbin13Yeah, when I see books with less than 500 pages I think "Wait, they fit a whole story in there?" 😂
@@kharox937 right, i already know i wont love it by the number of pages. Dont you dare give me something that short and rushed.😭
I want a fantasy book to bite me and make me a fairy😭🤞🧚♀️✨️
@@mintaka_me You sure sing like one already, sounds really good 😄
Sooo true. As a 14 yr old who has been reading high fantasy for the past 3 years, I swear that the first 100 pages are confusing as hell
But the last 100 pages are a whirlwind of excitement
I wonder how long it took the author to write a 800 page book.😂
Lol😂😂😂😂 more than a year atleast
In the acknowledgement she stated it took 3 years until it could be published
Depends on the author. 😂 some a year, some 2, some less, and some literally decades for one book.
lmao keeper of the lost cities are always about this length and it takes the another, shannon messenger, 1-2 years to complete each book
The Sanderson arrives and drops his annual 900-1400 pages book 😂
“What in the Reece’s peanut butter f^^^ is going on here” 😭😭😭
im using that
Same
I finished The Priory Of the Orange Tree yesterday and oh my, my hand couldn’t handle holding the book in the last pages 😭
Haha, this was my first higher/adult fantasy too, I had to take a breather and just let myself be confused for a bit, I started to catch on eventually 😂😭
Priory is such a GREAT book. I loved it.
Me who read The Inheritance Cycle without doing that
(The two last books have 1000+ pages and the whole series has so many details and things going on. It's literally impossible to remember it all)
fantasy has been my main/favourite genre since i was about six and this still happens to me 💀💀
Why is this so accurate 😭😭
my mind can’t comprehend fantasy even tho i’m an avid day dreamer
Sameeeee
Literally same like how does that even work
so real like these settings are too much for my brain to handle
the priory of the orange tree is literally my favorite book ever
“What is the resse’s peanut butter fuck is going on here “ had me dying
Not the spine crack 😭😭😭
You try reading priory without cracking the spine lmao, I did. That idea lasts maybe the first 300 pages
@@GooseEnthused ok now that I see it.. I admit it looks hard to NOT crack the spine
the amount of times i’ve done this when i was reading keeper of the lost cities is insane
In elementary school I could read that no problem. Now?? Oh no no no it’ll take me at least a week to get HALFWAY THROUGH any book
Well yea because you just have to keep reading and not get preoccupied by other things if you really want to finish a book.
The spleen of books,noooo😢
that’s how i felt with every first 100-200 pages of the Grishaverse books, shadow and bone i was so confused because of all the grisha, siege and storm i had to figure out the darklings story line, and then ruin and rising with the family tree, and six of crows was fairly easy, and then there was king of scars.
You definitely wouldn't like Keeper of the Lost Cities..😂 It's a big story series and one of the books is *almost* a thousand pages😳😳
But it’s worth every page
@@wawa6111 YESSS SO TRUE
@@wawa6111very valid point
its how many pages?
i need it.
@@sillybinnie a lot
This is me when im reading high fantasy and let me tell you everyone looks at you funny when you drop an average sized fantasy book on your desk.
True😂
This is me with kotlc. They’ll be talking about some guy named alvor and I’ll be like “who’s that?” then I remember he’s one of the mc’s brother
i dropped that series like after nightfall, like 5 years ago, when i couldn't wait a year for the next book to publish. but gahdamn, i would often go along with it until i got familiar with the unknown characters lmao
WHY IS THIS SO ACCURATE.
Fantasy books offer a captivating escape into realms of magic and wonder, perfect for those seeking a break from reality. With imaginative plots and fantastical worlds, they provide a thrilling adventure for readers of all ages.
I just got this exact book, so excited to read it!
POV: *You skipped a page of a 500 page book*
i read this lovely fantasy series once and i loved it. i forgot almost everything that happened except for a handful of events that were visually cool.
When I read The Way of Kings the first time, I got like 97% of the way through that absolute cinder block of a book and said, "Oh! That's what the plot of this book is... Time finish so I can read it again"
I enjoy reading long books, it gives me a reason to ghost people and be mentally unstablr
happened in deathly hallows, except that i had to run back to all previous six books for reference 😅
I love a 500 plus page book. I have read only one book over 1200 pages.
Me reading Gardens of the Moon. So mysterious and the storyline is intense
I just started stormlight not even 20 pages in and I feel this 😭
The prologue is confusing but once you are in with Kaladin and Shallan it’s smooth sailing imo. Of course the interludes can mess with you as well but they’re not thattttttt important
@@grandadmiralmanateei am always curious what those interludes are for? Do those characters in them even show up in the rest of the series?
I only read the first book btw
@@agussie some interlude characters do appear again (sometimes whole books later) others provide different perspectives on events and tbh I have no clue what the others are for. Just enjoy the ride and don’t worry about the details too much - you’ll pick up everything important
The fact that the book is turned over😂😅
Me in 3rd grade reading all the Harry Potter books: 💀
“Wait there’s 870 pages?! B-But that doesn’t make sense…I only started 2 weeks ago…”
Reminds me when I read the keeper of the lost cities series… (each book had an average of 60-70+ chapters)
I LOVE THAT BOOKKKK
i’m reading priory of the orange tree too , and i had to restart it at about page 70 because i had no clue about what was going on
The only books I read are manga comics and stories so they’re made in Japan I be starting from every side possible to make it make sense
Im literally reading that book rn!!!!!
how r u liking it?
@@alyxandriaang the beginning is a little slow, but then it gets really good. So far i love it and im super invested in it.
I do that if I can't remember the character's name or relationship with the protagonist sometimes. Or, I come up with a theory and go back to see if I got my points all aligned
I NEED THE PENSIVE WITH DA MEMORIES TO REMEMBER THAT DAMN THING
This is just too true 🤣 I can absolutely relate! 🤣
Yess sometimes XD This book is on my tbr staple for when I finished the witch series by Nancy Holder and Debbie Viguiré❤
Imagine reading 1300 pages mathematical physics book
( Yeah I'm reading that) 😂
*THE FACT IM READING THAT BOOK LOL*
Ik! Im reading mortal instruments and halfway through the first book I was so so confused
"what in the reeses peanutbutter FUCK is going on here?" Im gonna use that all the time 😂😭
I walk around in the world with my nose in any fantasy book. As of right now I have been smelling the pages of the Keeper of the Lost Cities series. I'm currently on book 6...and it's the last one I have.
This is pretty much the reaction that other to the first few chapters of the book I'm writing.
800 pages are read in 1 day or 2
Takes me half a month
Damn it takes me an entire year
It depends on how good the book is for me
I honestly couldn’t with the priory, i gave it 3 ⭐️ 😭 if it were a book i enjoyed 2 days can do if you have nothing to do the entire day, but when you don't enjoy the book naaah
Imagine reading the Stormlight Archive it’s a struggle ngl
I just finished reading a book with 384 pg 😂😂😂 and now i'm getting the 2 volume the name is
HOOKY❤
i just zone out and disassociate while reading so i dont remember anything that happened
Imagine losing the page to that book 😭🤧
I made the mistake of bringing this book to school with me while I was reading through it. Every other person was gawking at the book while I explained the pacing was rather decent, and the print was larger too, but that didn't convince anyone I was sane
As soon as I see that map in the beginning I know I’m not going to get this until like the 200th oage
i love that book
I’m reading one like that and I have no clue either.
I have to do a quiz on it when I finish it.
No shit with that book too🤣
Mists of Avalon and The Silmarilion were like that too
This is exactly what it was like reading legendborne, hard to follow but a great book
I JUST STARTED THAT BOOK!!!! ITS GOOD BUT CONFUSING LOL
The Lord of The Rings which is one book split into three volumes because of length is over 1000 pages long
I just started reading this and I am on like 80 page and everything makes sense and I completely understand tho it was confusing at the start this may be because I only read high fantasy or romance
OKAY BUT ME RN WITH SIX OF CROWS
16 yrs old me back in the 00s and my old 3.5e Dungeons & Dragons collection 😂 I felt like a bonafide librarian for remembering in which book and in which chapter was the info I was looking for.
Thats me with a book thats not even thick. I need to rewind 😂
How is this series? I saw it in my local bookshop and was drawn to the cover, but it looks like a big investment 😅
“What in the recess peanut butter fuck is going on here” 💀😂
It’s normal for a fantasy book to be 300+ if it’s not it’s most likely part of a series
I read that! Loved it!!!
just remember yall the hardest thing is the names
Oo! I love fantasy books but this is hilarious 😂 what’s the book called in this one?
I’m currently reading a 2747 page book!
Oo, which one?
@@1L1KEP0TAT0ES it’s a warrior cats book from omen of the stars but I forgot it’s name
@@mysticmindsgacha6799 ooooohhh, I loved that series!
That ain’t no book, that’s a freakin’ dumbbell ! 📖🏋🏽♀️💪🏽📖 That’s wild!
@@Lipstickforever84 it’s not even the longest book I’ve read lmao
Some of the most awesome fantasy writers have MASSIVELY long novels or huge series that span pages upon pages. Brandon Sanderson is very famous for this. The stormlight archives has only 4 books but it’s over 5000 pages.
POV you’re unhinged:
✨ *what in the Reese’s peanut butter* FU€K *is going on here? Let’s rewind* ✨
im making a 600+ fantasy book rn :)
Just finished a 3400pg fantasy book (heaven official's blessing) and i feel like i should just reread the whole thing to remember what happened at the start.
😂😂😂
Harry Potter and the order of the Phoenix is around 850 pages.
After reading the series, books like that seem normal to me while others are shocked.
THATS LITERALLY ME I KEEP REREADING BECAUSE I DONT UNDERSTAND A SINGLE THING IN THE BOOK
Rewind, turn it rght side up, suspend disbelief, nice cuppa coffee, enjoy😂
I tried starting that book and realized it was too smart for me
Girl it happens with me also when reading 400p+
I was actrually going to get book soon. Ironic I saw a video with it
the rewind loop of hell
Oml the audio 💀💀
How about 1400 pages...? - Rhythm of war (book 4 of Stormlight Archive by Brandon Sanderson)
That's the reason why I'll never pick up that series. It should be illegal to write such long books
“Wait….. what in the reces peanut butter fuck is going on here?!?” But no cause if it’s 100 pages or less I won’t read it lmao
It’s seem that I were not the only one 😂
*Me trying to read the book title*
"The Priory of the Orangi Tref ???"
Also with Dune
Mistborn is the exception I think.
i live for good fantasy world books
Pure facts.
Reading an 800+ chapter fantasy novel:
I read 4 mdzs books in 2 days ☺️☺️
Me when I haven’t read the book in a week. 😭
Me halfway through Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint which has like 551 chapters (+sidestories) and 6k+ pages😭😭😭:
That doesn't hurt me and anyone else. But that... That one thing that hurts the most...
Is that broken book spine...
yes ! It's painful to see!
My warriors books being re read about 3000 times