This is pretty much everything i've got on me atm, still have a lot more in boxes somewhere. Read most of these at least once, some a few years ago, others a lot more recently. Don't stand by some of the s*** in a few of them anymore, but any type of reading can be important if you think critically while you do it. unfortunately i've fallen almost completely out of reading fiction lately.
edit: i had the pictures embedded originally but that might not have been a good idea tbh
tbh i just want to see what people have cuz i imagine most mainly have fiction titles
and i dont wanna do the book club thread cuz it never ever works
Im currently reading The undiscovered self by Carl G. Jung and its lit, strongly recommend.
Why are you stacking your books like this... Bookcases be like $25. Those spines especially on the paperbacks are gonna be busted soon enough. Don't even have them stacked based on weight/density
In progress. At this point I grab the books offline, read it, if I like it I'll add it to my wish list and eventually grab it.
Not at my place so this is my goodreads own shelf, which is what I have physicals of.
Most are in storage, read all of them. Unless the book is super rare and doesn't have a scan online I don't buy books before reading.
Good thread.
Why are you stacking your books like this... Bookcases be like $25. Those spines especially on the paperbacks are gonna be busted soon enough. Don't even have them stacked based on weight/density
In progress. At this point I grab the books offline, read it, if I like it I'll add it to my wish list and eventually grab it.
Not at my place so this is my goodreads own shelf, which is what I have physicals of.
https://i.lensdump.com/i/ji20nT.png
Most are in storage, read all of them. Unless the book is super rare and doesn't have a scan online I don't buy books before reading.
Good thread.
I live in a small ass apartment and there's no room for a bookcase unfortunately. At least not the one i had before moving here
I live in a small ass apartment and there's no room for a bookcase unfortunately. At least not the one i had before moving here
In that case at least don't stack the smaller/lighter books and put them somewhere upright.
In that case at least don't stack the smaller/lighter books and put them somewhere upright.
Gotchu
Gotchu
Surprised you're not getting more replies here... Everyone (rightwingers) on here act like they have PhD's and read 24/7 so where are their libraries
A book I think everyone should have is How to Read a Book by Mortimer J. Adler. A lot of people just read and move to the next one and the book is effective on getting you to be an active reading and challenge, process what you've read. Fiction & nonfiction.
Not posting my library but I recommend Demons by Dostoevsky. I think it’s his best work and prefer it to Brothers.
no atlus shrugged?
Currently reading Atlas Shrugged
Dense but very thought provoking.
So far great read.
Currently reading Atlas Shrugged
Dense but very thought provoking.
So far great read.
garbage book and writer lmao
Literally what do any of you look for in literature? It’s just a bunch of words. Why are y’all so pressed...
Literally what do any of you look for in literature? It’s just a bunch of words. Why are y’all so pressed...
What do you mean lol, some people don't like her writing. It is what it is lol.