What books should I read so that I can relate to women in conversation?
What books do girls like?
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50 Shades of grey
Harry Potter and the Portrait of What Looked Like a Large Pile of Ash @ Chapter 13: The Handsome One
gay fanfiction, our favourite
Murakami
Atwood
John Green
Anything that was later made into a movie or TV show
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their diaries desu
impress them with deep poetry a la roopi
Just read Instagram posts
add harry potter to this and it's a comprehensive list of what women read.
Dan Brown
Entry-level fantasy
Crime
Romance / Erotic
Go to any mainstream bookstore and look at bestsellers or browse goodreads to find out, women are the main market force in the modern literature industry.
I've always thought of Brown's work as YA but for dudes, do women really read him much?
who cares
this is actually the real answer. Women dont read, they just want to look like they read so they can seem smart/educated/interesting where in fact theyre dull husks with a moist catacomb of blood walled irrelevancy
My favourite authors are Dostoevsky, Wu Ch'eng en, Bulgakov, Woolf, Joyce, Cervantes, Kundera and Zola. I read lots of classics and have just started on "the greeks". Talk to me about any of those, and I'd be happy. But my family is very Veeky Forums so I might not be the average.
I like classics, but judging from my female friends, you'd best try your luck with harry potter and YA.
Shitty poetry that make them feel special. Pablo Neruda comes to my mind.
My sister likes Dumas and Dickens