I don't read books. I want to read books. There are so many

>>8843875
what do you like

Start with the Greeks, obviously.

>>8843875
start with the hardest thing you're interested in and if you fail start lower and work your way up. it will give you a goal. the first book I tried to read was ulyssess like 10 years ago because I heard it was the best. 60 pages in and I wasn't comprehending shit. but I wanted to read it. goals.

>>8843880
Here is a grand list of every book I have ever read, and how much I liked them:
Series of unfortunete events - read em as a kid, loved em. Tried to read them again later to reignite an interest in books, found them too simplistic.
Harry Potter - again, I liked it but I was young
Foundation triology - genuinly gripping.
A bunch of shit for my politics and philosophy uni course, foucualt and Mill and Kant and shit - interesting ideas that I feel would have just as interesting and a lot less time-wasting if presented in bullet points.

And thats more or less it. I don't know what books I like. Please just gimme somewhere to start. Unless you were talking about what I like in general. In which case imma say music and gay porn and the feeling you have when your mum gets in from work and looks genuinly pleased to see you.

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Dune or The Book of the New Sun t b h

If you'd rather stay away from more genre fiction then check the chart, but don't start with any verse or pomo unless you want to have a good time

>>8843912
Verse? Pomo? Idk what these words mean

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I recommend Lord of the flies.

If you liked foundation and wanna try more sci fi. Go for starship troopers by Robert heinlen. Great sci fi book lots of shit going on and nothing like the movie. You will like to know more once you start