That must be one of the worst covers I have ever seen.

It is good, I like Kundera, but I can see why people might think he is a hack. I think Immortality is his best book, but this is a nice start point.

>>7367621
bruh literally just had a thread on this yesterday

just read it, it's quick and easy and yet still manages to be engrossing and have multiple layers of depth and beauty

This was a cute book. I really liked the passages about poetic memory, the toilets as porcelain flowers, the smell of women on Tomas's hair, lots of good stuff.

>>7367621
It's a good book to give a girl if you want to bang her.

>>7367621
If you see this on a girl's shelf, she's a slut.

>>7368290
>>7368294
Both accurate.

Just go and read it anon, it's a nice read. Even if you don't end up liking it, it won't take long.

>>7367621

It's not bad, but I can't make sense of why Kundera would write in his essays (which are the best part of his work desu) that a novel is immoral when it doesn't reveal a new face of the human condition then destroy his characters and storylines with >muh atrocious communism and >muh irony. He goes on about how Musil is one of the greatest novelists in history but Musil cared to show people's sufferings in a decadent world more than to complain childishly about it

>>7369019
glad to see somebody else reading his nonfiction, it's amazing

>>7369058

And what did you think of his fiction ? The one that really stood out for me was slowness. The humor really shines with maturity.

>>7369147
I've read all of his fiction and happened to like it all, but I'll admit I'm a bit of a fanboy. it's hard for me to pick favorites, each of his works are so different yet consistent with each other. I would honestly say op's book is my personal favorite for a large number of reasons, and imo probably his best. I really liked slowness though, as well as his later works. extremely short, subtle, moving, humorous, etc. since you liked that one, I would definitely recommend his latest. it's very similar and a quick read at that.

>>7368294
>tfw girl I am seeing has this on her book shelf and told me how much she liked it

What do /lit/

>>7369202

run

it was my last girlfriends favourite book and she cheated

leaveeeeeeee

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>>7369207
my girlfriend read this book and she said it was 'okay' and that she prefers john green and dostoyevsky

>>7369202
Fuck her with her clothes on, put it to the side
Feelings to the side, like a don do
Get it wet let it slide like a sunroof

>>7369226
>my girlfriend prefers beta-male propaganda and christfaggotry to slut-fuel
Not sure if one of those is better than the other.

>>7369207
>>7369226
Idk, she is amazing in bed though, likely she has copious amounts of experience I am sure.

Dem 75G's though

>>7369241
>75GG
Oh she's a fat slut
Like, really fat.

>>7368294
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>>7369250
lol my college girlfriend was in love with this book. made me read it.

Fast forward 8 years, we're married, and she tries to reread it. Thought it was a piece of shit.

>>7367621
It's a masterpiece

>>7369241
lmao as an American this made my jaw hit the floor.

Then I realized that you're probably using cm, found a bra converter online (yes, apparently there is such a thing) and find out that that's like a 34 DDD here.

Now I think you're just lying lol