My gf wants a book with a strong female lead for Christmas, what should I get her?
Madame Bovary
Classics:
Little Women
Jane Eyre
Madame Bovary
Scarlet Letter
Maybe Anna Karenina?
Contemporary:
Parable of the Sower
Handmaiden's Tale
Americanah
My Brilliant Friend (really great series and highly critically acclaimed)
>>7464765
Alice in Wonderland, & Through the Looking-Glass
anything by de sade.
The Story of O. She will love it.
Give her the Bible and then kiss her and say that she convinced you God was a woman :-)
Emma might be good, although it might be dicey since, depending on the reader, she can come off as quite the cunt
Or Hungry Games
I vote for Jane Eyre. Not only is it a great read that has one of the strongest female leads in all of literature, it's also written by a women, which your gf may appreciate.
>>7464765
Ronda Rousey's Biography
Story of the Eye & Madam Edwarda by George Bataille
>>7464765
Pipi longstocking
>>7465029
Kek this senpai
>>7464949
>Give her the Bible and then kiss her and say that she convinced you God was a woman :-)
Don't. That's fucking gay.
>>7465105
The Eight, by Neville
>>7464765
A book to educate her on the evils of wish fullfilment.
> strong female lead
This pandering is too much desu.
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You disappointed me, /lit/
>>7465180
>implying
No, I'm fucking serious. Don't fucking say that. I don't know what kind of girls you talk to but it makes you sound like a school shooter.
source:I'm a girl
>>7465249
>source: I'm a girl
It shows :)
Story of a Soul by St. Thérèse of Lisieux
>>7464765
100 points if you make her read Dworkin.
>>7465249
Huh, that should depend entirely on the guy who says it and how he says it.
Could be a really sympathetic, cute guy saying it in a somewhat jokish and cheerful way so you can both giggle over it and huggle.
Could be a tryhard stuck up on masculinity trying to be "romantic" and naturally coming off as a total creep.
>>7466890
>Dworkin
This by far.
>>7466890
Kekio, I didn't even name the image, I took it from some Jewish site.
>>7464874
But de sade is really weird about girls.
non-meme, non-/pol/ answer: sexing the cherry
Amulet by bolano. it's about a woman who survives the army breaking into an university and doing all sort of fascist stuf
I gave your girlfriend a strong lead last night m8
Please get her Wittingstein's Mistress. It's my favorite book, and it has the most interesting female lead I've ever read.
>>7464765
The Book of Laughter and Forgetting
Also throw in Lolita for the lulz
