While I was in Barcelona last week, I happened upon this and just smiled about how far and successful TFioS has been. And I thankfully didn’t see anything that said Cincuenta tonos de gris. Now that I think of it, would it be a bad idea to read a book I’ve already read in a different language? Probably would be a lot easier than that book of short stories I’ve barely gotten through in Arabic and Spanish :P. Edit: I feel dumb, just looking over this again, I realized its not in spanish…. Its damn Catalan. One of my frustrations with Barcelona is how much I think something is written in Spanish, but slightly off enough for me not to understand.
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While I was in Barcelona last week, I happened upon this and just smiled about how far and successful TFioS has been. And I thankfully didn’t see anything that said Cincuenta tonos de gris. Now that I think of it, would it be a bad idea to read a book I’ve already read in a different language? Probably would be a lot easier than that book of short stories I’ve barely gotten through in Arabic and Spanish :P.

Edit: I feel dumb, just looking over this again, I realized its not in spanish…. Its damn Catalan. One of my frustrations with Barcelona is how much I think something is written in Spanish, but slightly off enough for me not to understand.

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