Are these any good books to read

>>8775635
ovetly political books are weird for me, so imma have to give them a pass. especially Ayn

Read 1984 if you're a libfag, read Atlas Shrugged if you're a /pol/fag, read Catch-22 if you're a well adjusted individual.

>>8775647
THanks

I think Ill go with 1984 and catch22 very likely but my main worry is about the Atlas one

I read a summary of it and what kind of a book it should be, and Im really not sure as Im not that into politics either.

Can you recommend a third book to go with the two, one that would be a nice comfy classic that would fall to the category of "read if youre a well adjusted individual" as well.

Since I made this thread, Ill ask away

Are all of hemingways books similar in writing style? There were things in for whom the bell tolls, that I disliked and wonder if most of his books are quite similar in writing style, I felt like they were a bit too slow for anything to happen or something like that.

Switch out Atlas Shrugged for Anthem if you haven't read anything by Ayn Rand yet. Don't buy into identitarian nonsense.

>>8775909
They are no worry. They are pilgrims, not colonists.

>>8775731
Full disclaimer: I'm a faggot and my favourite book is Atlas Shrugged

I fully recommend it, but ONLY if you're okay with hundreds of pages of political/philosophical monologues.

>>8776152
weren't the pilgrims colonists?

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>>8775635
Read them in the order you listed them, and don't feel bad if you never finish Rand.