Name a 'chick book' that you a consider worthwhile read.
>>7482557
There is no such thing.
The Color Purple
nietzsche
>>7482560
This.
There are good chick flicks, maybe decent "chick albums", but if you're looking for worthwhile chick books you'll find nothing.
is this the ironic/ironically unironic/ironically ironically unironic/... thread?
rate this post i found on /pol/. i think it's a work of internet art.
50 shades of grey
>>7482557
what the fuck is a chick book.
Harry Potter, hunger games, jej green
All my authors are male.
Every last one.
>>7482584
>what the fuck is a chick book.
I would consider it to be a book which is written for and read by, predominantly women.
>>7482557
most of the books by women that I like are about men
Do Anna Karenina and Madame Bovary count?
They're probably the only books that I read about women that I liked.
The ghost story bits of Wuthering Heights were okay but a whole lot of that book was pretty dull.
My diary, 2bh
>>7482557
This shit if read as a deconstructionist is fucking horrifying. If read as a tabloid piece of shit it is mediocre.
I unironically love Pride & Prejudice. Lizzy is the best.
Jane Eyre
Gone With the Wind
>>7482622
I kind of liked Return of the Native too but had reservations about some melodramatic shit in it.
Eustacia was an interesting but flawed character though.
>>7482557
Finnegan's Wake.
I'm serious, every girl I've met has read it. I mean shit, maybe they don't understand it, but most people don't anyway.
>>7482560
this istrue
Even the most intelligent races . . . are a large number of women whose brains are closer in size to those of gorillas than to the most developed male brains. This inferiority is so obvious that no one can contest it for a moment; only its degree is worth discussion. . . . Women . . . represent the most inferior forms of human evolution and . . . are closer to children and savages than to an adult, civilized man. They excel in fickleness, inconsistency, absence of thought and logic, and incapacity to reason. Without a doubt there exist some distinguished women, very superior to the average man but they are as exceptional as the birth of any monstrosity, as, for example, of a gorilla with two heads; consequently, we may neglect them entirely
>>7482724
>Finnegan's
the secret garden
top tier literature
>>7482632
explain
>>7482561
Any want to argue against the 'worth whileness' of reading The Color Purple?
>>7482557
Pride and Prejudice.
De Sade, judging by recent fads
>>7482724
Just read Vico and Irish folk myths beforehand.
>>7482557
Wuthering Heights
>>7482557
Anything by Edith Wharton
>>7482557
What about Jane Austen's work and what not?
>>7482569
Great art transcends gender boundaries. If a book is considered just a good dude book, it is probably not that great.
>>7482557
The Devil Wears Prada was okay until I looked it up on Wikipedia and realized that it wasn't all a true to life account of working for Anna Wintour. That killed it because I had mostly been enjoying it under the assumption that everything described about the boss was supposed to be a portrait of a real insane person.
>>7482560
Yet another thread that should've ended with the first post.
>>7482835
No b/c black
No racists here
Atlas Shrugged
