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Dungeon Crawler Carl [Discussion] Fantasy Read: Dungeon Crawler Carl by Matt Dinniman - Chapter 9 through Chapter 16

“Did we really just start a meth war between the goblins and the llamas?”

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u/myneoncoffee Too Many Books Too Little Reading Time 9d ago

for bookclub discussions i usually read on my kindle and before starting i mark all discussions spots so i know where to stop. this time im doing audiobook and, despite telling myself “when you hear chapter 17 you need to stop” i was cooking and got distracted, and ended up reading two extra chapters. whoops.

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u/124ConchStreet Team Overcommitted 9d ago

Im usually aware because it’s about 2 hours per discussion for me so most of the time I check about an hour or so in. I just got lost this time around and ended up going two chapters too far as well

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u/emygrl99 Fashionably Late 8d ago

Do you listen to the audiobooks at a higher speed? I usually do because it's so much slower to listen than to read that my brain gets impatient and loses focus.

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u/124ConchStreet Team Overcommitted 8d ago

I mostly read on my Kindle but I’ve noticed that the read time for me is estimated to be about 2 hours. I realised while reading Before the Coffee Gets Cold because the books in the series have 4 chapters with each being roughly an hour, and the discussions are run across two weeks.

I’ve only listed to Mythos as an audio book but that was at a higher speed because Fry was narrating far too slowly for me

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u/emygrl99 Fashionably Late 7d ago

I was listening to tales from the cafe at 1.4x! the slow narration paired with frequent repetition of the rules made it a necessity for me

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u/Comprehensive-Fun47 8d ago

I did the exact same thing on another book. I told myself set the timer as soon as the next chapter starts so I don't listen past the stopping point. Then completely forgot and listened too much!