I'm in agreement with one point at least. I used to force myself to complete books that I wasn't enjoying out of some misplaced sense of achievement on complet

I'm in agreement with one point at least. I used to force myself to complete books that I wasn't enjoying out of some misplaced sense of achievement on completing a "difficult" book. I had the misfortune of reading "A Chancer" by James Kelman (otherwise, one of my favourite authors.) I was on a 4 hour bus trip, I was a captive audience. It was dreadful. I stopped reading the boring story that I didn't care about and let my mind wander for 4 hours instead. After that I now feel empowered to put down a book that I'm not enjoying, even one I feel is meant to be "good for me."