I have unironically never read a book in my life. Where do I start?

I have unironically never read a book in my life. Where do I start?

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Mortimer Adler's How to Read a Book. Then start with the Greeks.

You've just typed a sentence, it's the same as really.

Even though I’d agree if OP was looking to get into ‘more serious books’, I think he would be better off just starting with something lowbrow, maybe something adventurous and comfy, to make them interested in books in the first place.

Animal Farm

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Take the Veeky Forums top 100 (pic related) and read any book on it that’s also on the Veeky Forums starter kit (easily findable on google). Read those first, then read the remaining list in order from first to last creating (so starting with the Greeks, then the Romans, then the Bible, all going up until you read Jerusalem). I made this into a list and I’ll find it in a second

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>y’all’d’ve drunk yerselves sick if we didn’t cut y’all off

Did I use it right?

Unironically is the new literally

I wanna see OP go straight to reading that top ten having never read a book in his life

Unironically OP just start off with something dumb and easy to get used to reading. Won’t be a popular opinion but I say just read some genre fiction that sounds interesting to you, fantasy scifi horror whatever.

At most read an easy classic that everyone has to read in high school. 1984, Animal Farm, Catcher in the Rye, Fahrenheit 451, To Kill a Mockingbird etc

try this

ebooks.adelaide.edu.au/j/joyce/james/j8f/complete.html

A sentence without a finite verb? Y'all'dn't've known a sentence if y'all's lives depended on it.

Choose this OP, this is an easy first read. If you can’t read this you’re a shit tier brainlet

1. I have never read
2. I start

That's two finite verbs.

What is the Greeks?

These are my favourite films from "best" to "worst". What should i read?

Stalker
Amour
The Piano Teacher
Hard To Be A God
The Mirror
Come And See
You, The Living
Eraserhead
Satantango
Andrei Rublev
2001 A Space Odyssey
Gummo
Persona
The Master
Possession
The Sacrifice
Cries And Whispers
Koyyanisqatsi
Land of Silence and Darkness
Werckmeister Harmonies
The Seventh Continent
Edvard Munch
Winter Light
Burden Of Dreams
Fitzcarraldo
Angst
One More Time With Feeling
The Turin Horse
PlayTime
Damnation
Nostalghia
Bennys Video
Last Year At Marienbad
Dr. Strangelove
A Zed And Two Noughts
Punch-Drunk Love
The Devils
Visitors
Wavelenght
Blue
F For Fake

Y'all'dn't've say'd't round here if yer'tweren't'n
'fer a'beaten.

I didn't realize how much I use the word y'all until now

Finnegans Wake, pretty quick easy read

Do all of you niggers just ignore the sticky

this is the most powerful sentence I've ever read, and Ive read at least six novels

moby dick was boring as fuck
infinite jest is #1 forever, you revisionist faggots

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>the american reincarnation of Joyce

fuck you fuck you fuck you

bait so baity even bait gets baited

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not bait at all.
IJ is way more interesting and better written than boring ass moby dick.

i am being 100% unironically serious. unless you mean i got baited by the shitty list posting?

stop giving OP pseudo pretentious tryhard advice
>be op
>never read a book before
>read Greek classic
>get bored and never read again
OP, you should read something you're interested in and we can't tell you what that is unless we know you

based off that list maybe you should pick up Diary of a Wimpy Kid

Why?

>Moby Dick is boring
>Infinite Jest is exciting
>And Hal played tennis really well against John Wayne and they were both really good at tennis and Hal was hitting it inside the lines and they were having a really good game of tennis. Suddenly, as Hal thought he was going to lose he began to play well again because he’s good at tennis, but then John Wayne served the ball so well that Hal was no longer able to hit it because John Wayne has a more complete game than Hal. John Wayne won the match 7-2. Hal was so depressed by this he went and smoked weed.

Homer, Plato

1984 is a great for book for experienced and new readers alike.

A heavily illustrated book that broadly covers many subjects in science.
Learn literal truth before metaphorical wisdom so you can distinguish it from useless trash.

Stroke your ego over on Reddit, pleb.

Although Fitzcarraldo and The Devils are two of my favorite movies, good picks

Jules Verne novels.

You need to go and see some new films, are you 70?

Most of these are post 60's, that's seriously your idea of old folk films?

>60's
>'
Who is post 60 and why do they have all those films?

muh malick

It's a dour list.

Dummy
>english.stackexchange.com/questions/13631/is-an-apostrophe-with-a-decade-e-g-1920-s-generally-considered-incorrect

It's a list of solid entry-level fare.

So what is the next step?

>Inception, Suicide Squad, Rogue One
It is not.

this or Count of monte cristo

openculture.com/2015/12/werner-herzog-lists-of-required-books-and-films.html

Don't know if you've read The Painted Bird, but it has the kind of human suffering that you might have loved in Come and See or the Werckmeister Harmonies.

Also Quiroga. Any short story collection you can find.

>Ye All Would Have

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Y'all'd've is a pretty valid contraction, I think.
>You all would have
Pretty solid.

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It may be valid but it sounds too silly to actually use. Sometimes being technically correct just makes you a weirdo

should be
>y’all’d’ve drunk yerselves sick if we didn’t cut y’off

if you liked F For Fake, read Fake! by Clifford Irving

Small books. I personally think White Tiger by Aravind Adiga is a one of the best books for beginners to literature.

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God tier.

I know we don't talk about gets here, but I'm gonna check those digits real quick.