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Problems with reading Kant

I just started reading Critique of Pure Reason and I'm starting to realize that it might be an impossible task unless I get some help. The book is unbelievably dense and dry and I just cant follow what he's saying. Has anyone paraphrased these demonic texts so I can read that instead.
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No. But you can read secondary scholarship. A good first introduction to Kant is Guyer's *Kant*, and good sources on the *Critique of Pure Reason* are Guyer's (ed.) *Cambridge Companion to the Critique of Pure Reason* and Allison's *Kant's Transcendental Idealism*.

Often, people reading Kant's theoretical philosophy will begin with his *Prolegomena to Any Future Metaphysics* instead, as they often find it more accessible.