Charts thread

Post Yea Forums related charts.

Can someone of you make a Yea Forums iceberg chart where the most normie books are on the top and the most obscure weird ones are on the bottom? I'm too stupid in regards to literature.

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Only read 5 of them. How many should I read before commenting again on this board?

none

To kill a mocking bird and of mice and men are trash

Shit opinion desu

>omg black man got accused of rape and killed and an innocent child witnessed it all, so end racism now
>omg the common man has it rough, lets have the tard wrangler kill the tard to add to show the sadness of a working man
The only shit opinion are you fags who follow the elitists who viewed these works as "amazing" decades ago because you cant form your own opinions on works

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Why read Ulysses when you can read the Odyssey?

Your opinion being your own doesn't make it any less shit you meme. Try reading beyond just fitting every book into some greentext quip.

where is rupi kaur? :DDDDDDD

>Try reading beyond
I read both those books, if you had actually read them without buying into the
>OMG ITS SO FUCKIN GOOD IM SO FUCKIN SMART FOR READING THE CLASSICS
meme you would be able to form your own opinion rather than that of others and you wouldn't be a Yea Forumslet

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because theyre totally different? I mean if you have to pick read the Odyssey but you don't

>the poems and essays/religious documents section
those...those are good lists

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anyone got an /x/ chart?

This has been a good thread. Ive added to my list of things to read
>Histories - Herodotus
>History of the Peloponnesian War - Thucydides
>History of Rome - Livy
>On Duties - Cicero