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Adam Levin's The Instructions
Ecclesiastes
Philip K. Dick's Galactic Pot-Healer — actually most Dick outside of A Scanner Darkly
Neal Stephenson's... well, anything, but especially Zodiac, Anthem, and Diamond Age
Brian Daley's Requiem for a Ruler of Worlds
Margaret Atwood's The Year of the Flood and The Blind Assassin
Anything by Ursula LeGuin, ever
Hugh McLeod's Ignore Everybody
Lloyd Alexander's Prydain series
Douglas Adam's Hitchhiker's Trilogy
Adam Levin's The Instructions
I have that on my shelf, but have only read the first chapter or so, I think, just couldn't get into it. Bought on a whim, partly because of how huge it was!
I take it it's worth another shot?
If you only read the pool scene, you didn't really get into the meat of the book. That said, if the content of the pool scene was a big turn-off for you, there will be several other scenes throughout the book that will also be big turn-offs.
At the very start you mean? That was fine, not bothered by that.
I started reading it again today (and found my old bookmark!) and apparently I got a fair bit further than that.
Today I read as far as Gurion being in the office after fighting, and I was quite enjoying it, so maybe it'll stick this time 😁
Where he ruminates on the finger pointing-flicking being like the lights on construction barriers flashing? And he meets Eliza and rubs the foundation off his thumbs? I'd say that's where it kicks into gear, yeah.
Damn, you really do know this book!
Yeah, the construction barriers bit - not got to Eliza yet (or at least not this time round).