Books

Does he talk about the time he raped Natalie Wood?

1. If you're not enjoying reading something, you don't have to finish it.

2. At the end of the day, this is one man's perspective and it could be an interesting snippet of a historical nature. It doesn't mean you have to agree with what is said or how certain people are portrayed to get value from it. It just means this person's perspective is different from yours. It's up to you if there is value in that for you. If not, refer to point 1.

Note: I have never heard of this book, have not looked up anything about it, and probably wouldn't read it as I generally prefer fiction.

If it were me, I’d probably put it down — for now. We are actively living through some fucked up history. Time and distance will not change the fact that an entire race of people is being murdered, but they may make it easier to get through. Especially if Bibi gets what’s coming to him someday. (Not that I’m holding my breath.)

Ultimately it is okay to put a book down for any reason. If something is getting in the way of your enjoyment or you’re being distracted by things outside of it, you’re probably not getting as much out of it as you otherwise might.

For me, I'd finish it. But I'm me and not you. So it's OK to not finish it, or not finish it yet.

Remember that you don't have to like, accept, agree with, nor believe what you read.