Just picked these up at a sale
Which one do I read first?
Just picked these up at a sale
Dylan Roberts
Levi Sullivan
That is the most mundane stack that I have seen
Luke Richardson
Can you tell me what to read, faggot
Xavier Brooks
Lots of good stuff there. It depends what you've read before and what your taste is.
Nathaniel Bennett
throw them in the garbage and learn a real language
Jace Flores
The New York Trilogy is excellent. I would recommend you read that first. A lot of the rest is trash.
Liam Taylor
Your life is mundane.
Nolan Peterson
>The Handmaid's Tale
Watch the film instead. Cuck.
Jace Brown
No, I'm very special since I post drawings of little girls on a shitty internet forum where I talk even shittier literature with american transsexuals and european communists.
Chase Lee
not sure if b8, but there's no relation between the two.
also the film was trash
James Wilson
high IQ bait m8.
ezmode: read them in order of the stack, and leave them where they are currently placed until you do.
Carter Gomez
based
Ryan Hill
I wouldnt even read those if I had to for school
Alexander Bennett
Merchant of Venice is great, it's pretty surprising how something called one of the most anti-semitic works of all time is actually thoroughly empathetic. Hard Times is interesting and worth the length, but you'd be hard pressed to find even one Dickens fan that would put it in his or her top five. Pierre is a fucking trip. As for the DBZ, I don't understand the purpose of that edition anymore. There are better collections for a better price and the colored editions are beautiful.
Xavier Moore
$1
Chase Barnes
>Yevtushenko
extremely based
Michael Hughes
Kipling
Jack Peterson
throw out the hawthorne. such a trash author
Easton Davis
new york trilogy is a quick read and amazing
Jose Roberts
agree
Jeremiah Kelly
Melville or Paul Auster. NY triology is interesting. The rest I can't speak for, but generally think "don't waste the time."
Asher Peterson
Dragon Ball Z, unironically of course.
Aiden Hall
First, throw The Handmaid's Tale in the trash. Then, read The Merchant of Venice.