Favorite Book Thread
How is highschool going?
>>9712286
Are people older than 17 allowed?
I constantly change my favourite book as I continue reading.
My last three favourites were:
The Foundation part one
Stoner
V.
I actually find his writing to be incredibly charming, the stories are very well written and have a fun and oddly whimsical nature to them.
>>9712286
Nice anon. Catcher is the ultimate pleb filter, anything to the contrary is class propaganda by the enemy
>>9712287 that's right I'm talking about you faggot
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Moving on, my favorite book of all time?
Hmmmmmmmmmmmm
Maybe this/ picrelated
Crossboarding brainlet here.
If could recommend similar ones (as in no frills and straight to the point writing style, historically minded without being arid, etc.) that would be sweet, it's literally the only novel that kept me hooked from the beginning to the end.
>>9712586
>If you could recommend similar ones*
I totally a word
>>9712586
try tun huang by yasushi inoue
>>9713199
That sounds pretty neat
Thank you famalam
>>9712286
>>9712286
Daily reminder that Catcher is a fantastic book and anyone who dismisses it as "edgy angsty teen shit" is objectively wrong
>>9712286
Kafka - Prozess
>>9712286
CitR only gets better as i get older it seems
>>9712308
V was my first "hard book" and it's hard not being able to still consider it my favorite book. Foundation was my Junior high book it introduced me to gibbons long before i knew shit about rome
pic related for mine
>>9712286
>audio book narrated by Michael Rowley
>sounds like an old time transvestite
>my face when Holden being narrated as an old time transvestite
Listen to whoever narrates this one though: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3IUzOnHaTEE&t=8187s It changes the entire experience. There's even a comment that simply says, "this book sucks" and no one disagrees. It's the narration that makes it.
>>9712310
Just remember to let me put the "devil" back in "hell" every now and then.
>>9712570
Mmm. Good one.
>>9713258
Loved this one.
>>9713410
it is the quintessential teenage angst novel and it's considered a literary classic for a reason.
>>9713627
Reading this right now. SotT was sort of underwhelming as I assumed the stories were more self contained. CotC is shaping up to be pretty excellent though.
>>9712286
the great gatsby
>>9714112
There's a hell of a lot in the first book that only makes sense upon reading the rest of it. On my initial read through I preferred the later volumes, but after having read the whole thing multiple times it's the first book I like most.
BTW - keep one eye on the names of the characters. Are they named after Catholic saints, or are they Latin, or are they Greek. Because that classification has plenty of meaning to the story.
>>9713452
Underrated IMO
fav is pic
Anything by Hobbes really.
>>9712286
Story of the Stone
>>9713794
I feel you bro.
These two.
>Oathbringer won't be out till Nov.
the sun also rises
This book is EVERYTHING to me.
This or Labyrinths
>>9712286
Changed my life
>>9712286
Objective: Moby-Dick
Personal: Good Omens
Jesus there are so many fucking plebs in here
The Sound and the Fury
This, but I change my mind constantly. Others in the running: Gravity's Rainbow, Infinite Jest, and Women and Men (not even memeing)
>>9718143
What did he mean by this?
>>9718185
Objective: what he tells /lit/ to look intelligent
Personal: favorite book he actually finished and understood
The Child Thief for me.
I haven't had many books resonant with me on such a strange level.
>>9712286
How many times have you read your favourite book?