Pandora's Star is good to start with. It's his only "two-part-trilogy" ;). So there's Judas Unchained after it, but no book before it. I hope you enjoy it!
I'm surprised you continued! Haha.
Hee, the first chance I had to read English books was our high school's senior library, so they were mostly curriculum books like Catch-22 and Shakespeare (which I did not read :)). So the Hobbit was one of the more appealing choices. :D I remember reading Love Story, too. I also remember always having a notebook with me in which I would note all the vocabulary I didn't know so I could look it up. it was quite a chore to get to a level of reading comprehension where unknown words just made their meaning clear through context.
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on 2018-05-13 03:50 pm (UTC)I'm surprised you continued! Haha.
Hee, the first chance I had to read English books was our high school's senior library, so they were mostly curriculum books like Catch-22 and Shakespeare (which I did not read :)). So the Hobbit was one of the more appealing choices. :D I remember reading Love Story, too. I also remember always having a notebook with me in which I would note all the vocabulary I didn't know so I could look it up. it was quite a chore to get to a level of reading comprehension where unknown words just made their meaning clear through context.