would you beat me to death if i told you that i’ve just started reading it although buying the book 3 months ago.
Not that… i did this, i am just asking 
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Better late than never.
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I have, regrettably, become a really really filthy book purchaser and as such if this book club which appears more short lived than Drama Mill Misc ever chooses any of Don Quixote, Wuthering Heights, Moby-Dick, Crime and Punishment, The Picture of Dorian Grey or The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes I would be willing to attempt to read them
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bro literally dodged all of my recs
what the fuck
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what recommendations did you make??
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would you believe me if I told you I actually looked the ones I could find over
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and decided against all of them?
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to pick up Don Quixote instead?
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dawg is like “yeah I’ve read like two books ever in my life, time to ignore orange’s recs for stuff I might actually be able to digest to instead pick up esoteric spanish literature instead” xdd
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I mean there was specifically two slots that I had free to choose and I did decide against them yes
I was actually close to picking animal farm and then I remembered my attempt at reading 1984 which did not go well because I got bored very quickly
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I was close to picking up The Oddysey by Homer and I actively chose not to because I didn’t think I’d be able to read greek literature!!
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yeah and animal farm is explicitly way easier to read exactly like I said in the message 
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oh well
just pick up Harrison Bergeron and call it a day i guess
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by easier to read I thought you were making a comment as if my reading comprehension is not sufficiently high to enjoy reading “difficult” books
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it’s not a matter of whether you can understand the words
it’s a matter of whether the text is approachable
I intentionally picked all the least dry stuff I could lol
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I was specifically buying all of those books because they were limbus company source material. the only ones that aren’t are sherlock holmes and the picture of dorian grey which I chose because I had read they have dark themes and I like horror
like your recommendation of orwell does suit me and I would’ve picked it if it hadn’t been for my bad experience with 1984 which I explicitly listen to an audiobook of to fall asleep to because I get bored very easily from it
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who the fuck even is this
search says french novelist. tragedy
actually a decent recommendation if I was at all interested in the ongoings of late 1800s America which I am not because I am not american
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I do appreciate your recommendations but those authors just aren’t for me
I’m sure their books are good
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First one is the author of Frankenstein, and the second one is the author of Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea.