Recommend 5 Books for NT vol. lets educate ourselves

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sevit86

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i dont know if the NT fam reads literature but just thought it would be interesting to see what everyone reads

post 5 books you would recommend to NT
- Jean Baudrillard / Simulacra and Simulation

- Victor Hugo / Les Miserables

- Steven Hawking / A Brief History of Time

- Mark Z. Danielewski

- David Sedaris / Me Talk Pretty One Day
 
i dont know if the NT fam reads literature but just thought it would be interesting to see what everyone reads

post 5 books you would recommend to NT
- Jean Baudrillard / Simulacra and Simulation

- Victor Hugo / Les Miserables

- Steven Hawking / A Brief History of Time

- Mark Z. Danielewski

- David Sedaris / Me Talk Pretty One Day
 
Dave Eggers - A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius
E.L. Doctorow - City of God
JRR Tolkien - The Hobbit
Ken Follett - Pillars of the Earth
Ayn Rand - Atlas Shrugged
 
Dave Eggers - A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius
E.L. Doctorow - City of God
JRR Tolkien - The Hobbit
Ken Follett - Pillars of the Earth
Ayn Rand - Atlas Shrugged
 
I'm reading Wild steps of heaven by Victor Villasenor.
It's a real good book, highly recommended
 
I'm reading Wild steps of heaven by Victor Villasenor.
It's a real good book, highly recommended
 
I'm mostly into reading the classics. so right now I'm reading Moby ****.

And Stephen Hawking is an a hole.
 
I'm mostly into reading the classics. so right now I'm reading Moby ****.

And Stephen Hawking is an a hole.
 
Originally Posted by MastaMind033

I'm mostly into reading the classics. so right now I'm reading Moby ****.

And Stephen Hawking is an a hole.
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Just keep in mind that they're only classics because at some point, someone said it was an important book and it's been taught as such. PLENTY of great books exist that don't fall under the classics umbrella, but it's a good place to start for sure.
 
Originally Posted by MastaMind033

I'm mostly into reading the classics. so right now I'm reading Moby ****.

And Stephen Hawking is an a hole.
Click to expand...
Just keep in mind that they're only classics because at some point, someone said it was an important book and it's been taught as such. PLENTY of great books exist that don't fall under the classics umbrella, but it's a good place to start for sure.
 
I loved A Brief History of Time.

If you're into Curb Your Enthusiasm or Seinfeld read The Stranger by Albert Camus. It's really short, the language is simple, but the situations and the main character's reactions are really interesting.
"Do you love me?"
"I don't think so, but that doesn't mean anything."
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A Handmaid's Tale - basically, the radical religious right assassinates every member of the US government and turns most of the country into a crazy, very strictly religious, distopian society.
I wasn't crazy about it at first because I'm not a feminist, but once you get into it the entire story turns so twisted.


A Clockwork Orange- If you haven't read it, read it.
 
I loved A Brief History of Time.

If you're into Curb Your Enthusiasm or Seinfeld read The Stranger by Albert Camus. It's really short, the language is simple, but the situations and the main character's reactions are really interesting.
"Do you love me?"
"I don't think so, but that doesn't mean anything."
roll.gif


A Handmaid's Tale - basically, the radical religious right assassinates every member of the US government and turns most of the country into a crazy, very strictly religious, distopian society.
I wasn't crazy about it at first because I'm not a feminist, but once you get into it the entire story turns so twisted.


A Clockwork Orange- If you haven't read it, read it.
 
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