Looking for good books to read, things that expand the mind not

>>8585981

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>>8586004
That's not really good Literature.

>>8585981

Ok.

Min Kamp by Karl Ove Knausgård

>>8586385
Unless you'd like to read Hitlers struggle, I wouldn't bother as its just blaming the jews for the worlds problems and doesn't really tell us anything much new on that subject.

>>8585981
As for Actual Books.

Ringworld
Complete Works of Shakesphere
Moby Dick
Future World
Invisible Man
War and Peace
King James Bible, Lot of Interesting things on Modern law and such.
I, Claudius
Alice in wonderland
The Martion
The Great Gatsby
Catch 22
The Andromeda Strain
Ulysses
Mostly Harmless
The Hobbit
The Lord of the Rings, Series.
Dune
The Atlas Shrugged
The Fountain Head.

That's just a starter, Oh and the Cambridge English Dictionary as learning words is why some people read.

>>8586422
>Cambridge English Dictionary
If your interested in that sort of stuff, an atlas would be a good choice as well.

>>8586422
>Unless you'd like to read Hitlers struggle, I wouldn't bother as its just blaming the jews for the worlds problems and doesn't really tell us anything much new on that subject.
w-what?

>>8585981
Its a book about death, regret and family. Changed mycket life

A Death in the Family by James Agee.

Serious reflections on mortality by a dashing James-Franco look alike with raw talent. Similar to Faulkner in it's scrambled temporal aspects and stream of consciousness technique.

>>8585981
Tao te Ching

ulyssess

>>8587133
>ulyssess
Anything else?

Have you tried Cassandra Clare's fabulous series, The Mortal Instruments? It's an iconoclastic re-framing of humanity's relationship to their own mythology and ethics.