Reading War & Peace

>>8791228
It's great. It's great. It's great. Leo Tolstoy is a genius author. Leo Tolstoy is a genius author. Leo Tolstoy is a genius author. You must be smart if you're reading War & Peace. You must be s

>>8791228

Expect not to get much out of it because your autism severely injures your sense of empathy, so Tolstoy's inclusive love of humanity will be lost on you.

>>8791239
What would you recommend instead?

no bully pls

>>8791243

I don't know. There are probably some morally and psychologically simplistic sf/f books out there for you. I'm not insulting the genres, it's just that a lot of autists love those books. You also seem to love reading through STEM text books, but I imagine you already have a few of those.

>>8791228
Just read this if you don't mind spoilers. Although if that matters and you are reading for the plot prepare to be disappointed by this book.

RETARD!!!

>>8791261
http://www.shmoop.com/war-and-peace/themes.html
Forgot the link. You can also search for the themes online. Sometimes it helps to know what to look for before reading a book for "meaning".

Op here
So far it seems like it's something they'd make me read in high school. I was considering looking online to find out what to "keep an eye out for" throughout the book

>>8791343
You're a horrible person.