So /lit/ I have a question for you all how did books change your

Anthem by Rand. I read it at a time when I was searching desperately for a purpose for life, and it gave me one. Even if you don't like Rand's later works, or have heard a lot of hate for her, I would recommend Anthem.

Should I read Stoner? You guys always recomend it but don't really say why.

>>7740014
Just fucking read it.

>>7739996
>Reading has made me feel a certain happiness and has filled the void I have been feeling in my life since my early teens.

This for me as well. I've had a lot of intellectual/spiritual development from reading as well, especially Dostoevsky's works.

>>7740019
I get what you mean man, honestly it made me more empathetic towards others and I can deal with stress a whole lot better

>>7740014
Read it man I loved it since I could relate with the protagonists way of upbringing

>>7740008
I will check it out man thank you

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I read my own book and realized I'm addicted to cocaine and my friend group is toxic and shallow, and, furthermore, that my whole college experience has been a net-loss to my development as a well-adjusted human being; I hate private school and I have massive regrets in life.

I'm the happiest I've ever been, and I'm not even in love