If you love books, you may have come upon a book which rises above all the rest! What's your favorite book? Mine is Gone with the Wind, because I love romantic historical fiction! I have a first addition Gone with the Wind book from 1937, and it is super sweet because someone gave it to someone as a gift, and they put a little note on the first page! For that matter, what is your favorite genre too?
>favorite genre
East of Eden.
Am I pleb? I really liked it
The Tunnel
>>7801162
>favorite book
Karamazov
>favorite genre
science fiction
>>7801162
HG2G
Sci-fi
>>7801169
Where's Piggy's conch?
>>7801162
My favorites are Ada, Lolita and V.
>>7801162
Rabbit Run. No book better captures the disappointment of life better than this one.
I read this when i was 13 and i really liked it. Don't think i've enjoyed a book as much ever since
There's just nothing else like it, or even comes close to competing with it.
>>7801162
Tale of two cities. Comfy af.
Close second is crime and punishment, and moby dick.
>>7801162
>gone with the wind
are you a baby boomer or something?
the war of the end of the world
>>7801282
woah nice bait m8
Vurt / virgin suicides / once and future king
Can't pick. F u
The Count of Monte Cristo. Reading Lolita right now so I might change my opinion.
>>7801294
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I own a 1945 edition.
This is the correct answer.
(for now) Infinite Jest. Not even memeing. I might not have read other, better books yet, but this is the one that stands out for me.
Youth In Revolt got me into reading "mature" books when I was in 6th grade
Min Kamp (My Struggle), Knausgaard
In Cold Blood, Capote
Blood Meridian, McCarthy
IJ, DFW
Crime and Punishment is mine. It beats the Brothers Karamazov for me.
Gass
>>7801294
what makes this book so great?
Been avidly reading literature for about five years now and so far Anna Karenina stands above all the rest
>>7804736
>doesn't even spell Mein Kampf right
>too pleb to even notice how awful of a writer and thinker Hitler was
Not even being PC, that "book" is trash because it's nothing more than badly written rants about spooks
>>7805784
2/10
Pitiful attempt, made me reply
>>7805795
Convince me otherwise
I'm not even trying to be contrarian (or the opposite for this book, I suppose), I just legitimately do not know why people enjoy it so much
>>7805846
Wrong book
This one is contemporary and Norwegian
JR or Gulliver's Travels. I adore Gaddis and Swift's writing beyond measure.
Lolita.
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