What is truly, unironically the best book you've ever read

>>8762497

I unironically liked Jane Eyre a lot. I should probably get around to reading Wuthering Heights at some point.

I'm also wondering if Lou Salomé wrote anything worth reading, considering Neech had such a hard-on for her.

>>8762497
Persuasion. Jane Austen.

>>8762497
>song of solomon

so many good/fantastic books written by women to choose from, and you decide to pick one of the worst book sever written, either by a man or a woman.

bravo op, didn't think it was possible to fail that hard.

>>8762528
It's a great book, you fucking nigger.

>>8762528
Kek try even harder m8.

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>>8762497

wuthering heights

i enjoyed the secret history too but it's not in the same league

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>>8762497
Housekeeping

I found it to be similar to Stoner in that it's somewhat forgotten but should absolutely be included in the contemporary canon.

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Probably this one.

>>8762528
>being this retarded

It's great

>>8762497
>>8752481

>>8762497
To the Lighthouse

>>8762941
Stoner was never really "known" in the first place. And it's basically pseudo-prominent now after it was discovered and became a meme.

I donno but I just got a copy of Orlando in the mail, hope it's gud

>>8762497
Beloved is in my top 5, i've never read this one though.

Woolf is also dope as fuck.