100$ Booksamillion giftcard. Which books should I buy anon?

>>8609811
Depends, what do you like?

>>8609811
More Russian lit ofc

Can never get enough of that brah

>>8609849
like?

>>8609853
Anything by Dostoevsky, if you haven't read Crime and Punishment get on that, I'd suggest McDuff translation.

Try for Tolstoy, the Death of Ivan Ilyich was pretty good. Basic stuff but good reads.

>>8609814
Not too sure Anon. 21 year old Pre-med student. Infatuated with medicine, history, and starting to fall for stocks. Adventure stories are pretty cool too. Thinking of trying for a 3rd language maybe?
I don't know, I think I am looking for more stories and then maybe some factual information books.

I recently finished this past month :
"Mein kampf", "The Prince", "Gray's Anatomy" (book on Human anatomy, not the tv show), "Molecular Biology for Dummies", "The Golden Bough"
Several things I'm already thinking of getting

>"The Count of Monte Cristo" - seems like it would be a great story. who doesn't like revenge?
>a book on technical analysis of stock charts.
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>>8609860
Funny, Russian literature just seems like it wouldn't be great, but it would be awesome to take in info from that side of the world.

"Crime and Punishment" - Dostoevsky McDuff translation
"Death of Ivan Ilyich" - Tolstoy

>McDuff ...... MacDuff .... flashback to Macbeth haha

added to list, very interesting actually anon. Definitely getting.

>>8609874
Based on your interests, I would really recommend you delve into Infinite Jest.

>>8609885
by David Foster Wallace?

>>8609874
"The Golden Bough" by George Gibbs

Not "Golden Bough" byFrazer, Sir James George

>>8609874
oh and for some reason I also read "Modern Real Estate Practice"

picked up Tolstoy's "The Death of Ivan Ilyich" at the university library today. gonna try to start this weekend