Hey /lit/, could you suggest me which one of these books should

>>7754342
I dont know.

>>7754342
On the Road, without a doubt. Get off the computer and go read it, right now. Preferably with a pot of coffee nearby and outside somewhere, and if not, then in an overstuffed armchair in a small apartment with a cigarette in hand.

I'd go with Slaughterhouse-Five. Why? Because it's short and easy to read, for one, but also because it's a good introduction to Vonnegut if you're into that sort of philosophical/fantastical style. With some of these other books (Brothers K., Don Quixote, The Stranger) you'd need preferably two things: a decent amount of knowledge surrounding their historical contexts and a group with which to discuss them. Those are definitely books that warrant hours of discussion, and are sort of wasted if picked up as casual reads. Vonnegut's writing is more accessible and remains thought-provoking to some extent, but it's also an interesting story.

The Godfather movie is better.

Read the crying of lot 49 or karamazov, stop reading reddit books

>>7754342
The Great Gatsby is quite an easy book to read and extremely fun and comfy. It is the book that really made reading a hobby for me.

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>>7754346
OP here, thanks for the nice replies anon.
I am not necessarely looking for a comfy/fun book, I would like a book that when finished leaves you that feeling of satisfaction and "change" inside you if it reveals to be comfy and fun even better. It happened recenlty with Crime and Punishment for example, but even with Hitchhiker Guide to the Galaxy (in a different way).