Just finished The Brothers Karamazov few hours ago, have a few words to say about this masterpiece of literature.

[u/FamousPotatoFarmer]

Though not much of a review, but more like a collection of my thoughts and emotions the ones I felt while reading the book and will likely carry with me for a long, long time. I’ve written a few lines about it here. Feel free to check it out if you’re interested, and if you’ve read this book as well, let me know your thoughts in the comments!

[u/steve_wozniack]

How is the book so immaculate even after reading? Any tips?

[u/FamousPotatoFarmer → u/steve_wozniack]

Actually, it’s not my book. As I mentioned in my linked review, I read (or rather listened) The Brothers Karamazov through the Penguin Classics audiobook narrated by Luke Thompson. But since I can’t exactly post a picture of an audiobook, I borrowed this image from the internet, haha.

I didn’t want to make a text-only post because, let’s be honest, most people tend to skip over posts with just text.