Nietzsche book

>any book
>contemporary news paper reviews on the front and back

Why live? Whatever book doesn't do this ALWAYS has my preference when buying.

Why do you care?

I like my books to have a timeless look. When they print some journalist who i couldn't care less about his opinion on the cover it just reeks of cheapness to me.

>2017
>paper books

Those are usually the mass print edition, usually there will be several versions printed. Where do you usually shop?

sorry for saying usually three times, I don't actually read so my vocabulary is terrible and I'm tired as fuck

>book has a cover

My country's version of amazon. I know most books have proper hardcover clean prints but as a poor student i'll have to bite my tounge for now.

It's just a stupid pet peeve feeling of mine anyway. I've switched to ebooks for everything but history books.

This. Honestly I'm even on the fence about spines.

Isn't there a large market for second hand books in your country?

I've fished so many classics out of charity shop bargain bins for 50p a pop that I've gotten quite a respectable collection.

Lmao, no, I find those low-vocab quirks fascinating. Shows the pattern of mistakes high-vocabers will also fall into - but less obviously

Yeah there are some second hand book shops but i prefer English prints. Rare to find those.

Living in the Netherlands fyi.

>Oprah's Book Club badge

End me.

>Wordsworth classics
>It's stock photo actors photoshopped into a roughly periodical background, ruining the timelessness of the book

>Wordsworth classics cover
>It literally looks like the cover of a shitty gay porn