What book do you think about the most?
What book do you think about the most?
Andrew Butler
Jaxson Gray
The Bible
Sebastian Clark
Ulysses
Kayden Bennett
Satan is God
Angel Morris
Most people are going to say pseud shit like but the real answer is usually going to be pleb shit like Lord of the Rings
Isaac Lewis
Mein Kampf
Ayden Cook
Tai Pei by Tao Lin
pic related
it was the first lit book I ever read!
Evan Reyes
Nigger kike jew faggot queer
Matthew Gutierrez
>projecting this hard
Thomas Nelson
Underrated
Aiden Ward
Thus Spake Zarathustra
Close second
Jackson Edwards
Cat's Cradle. The speech by the drunk ambassador is the most memorable piece of writing I've ever read. I won't pretend it's the best book, but it certainly occupies my thoughts at least once a day.
Brody Ward
Hamlet, Anna Karenina
Nicholas White
Fpbp
To all the other responses in this thread: see, pic related. Omae wa mou shindeiru
Noah Davis
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Brody Campbell
As I am constantly reading new books, I am constantly thinking of whatever I am currently reading, though I occasionally think back to the ending of Blood Meridian.
Samuel Collins
Not a particularly 'patrician' answer, I know, but it's true
Henry Murphy
What do you think about it?
Grayson Reyes
Can tell you what I'm thinking about the most because I just read the plague. Description of that child dying a slow torturous death for hours keeps going through my mind. The book in general was average.
Nolan White
Blood Meridian
Nicholas White
Her diary, desu
Bentley Myers
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Justin Allen
Beelzebub's Tales to his Grandson, probably.