Books what’s the best book you’ve read this year

[AlexBrown84]

bookmax.me

 

[AlexBrown84]

i’ve read 14 books this year with my favorite being the song of kieu

it reads like an orgasm

 

[predeterminism]

What's the point of reading books

 

[AlexBrown84]

What's the point of reading books

more perspectives

 

[Kevin_Logan]

Nigger, the year barelly started

 

[AlexBrown84]

Nigger, the year barelly started

the first quarter of the year is about to be over

and so what? i’ve read 14 books this year so far

 

[Kevin_Logan]

i’ve read 14 books this year so far

Nerd

 

[AlexBrown84]

Nerd

atleast i don’t have a blog omgggg

 

[Kevin_Logan]

i’ve read 14 books this year with my favorite being the song of kieu

What are those 14 books anyway?

 

[AlexBrown84]

What are those 14 books anyway?

why you want to know

you think reading is for nerds

 

[Kevin_Logan]

why you want to know

you think reading is for nerds

Just say it already

 

[AlexBrown84]

Just say it already

what books have you read this year

 

[Kevin_Logan]

what books have you read this year

None

 

[Kevin_Logan]

I did enjoyed reading "The Odissey" and "The Boy in the Striped Pajamas", but in this year I didnt read any book, yet.

 

[AlexBrown84]

I did enjoyed reading "The Odissey" and "The Boy in the Striped Pajamas", but in this year I didnt read any book, yet.

read

 

[Acion]

 

[AlexBrown84]

is that a demon book

 

[Acion]

is that a demon book

I'm just bumping the thread

 

[Acion]

is that a demon book

But, if you want a book recommendation, I recommend NAOS

 

[AlexBrown84]

But, if you want a book recommendation, I recommend NAOS
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nah i don’t need any black energy

 

[Pained4ever]

The worst one I read was that subtle art of not giving a fuck book. Genuinely awful. The only other books I read were dune like an NPC and God not great by Christopher hitchens. The best one was def God is not great

 

[Borderless Collective]

"Broken Money" by Lyn Alden.

 

[albeeGE]

A lot of interesting things in this book. For example: across all cultures, women say that the child resembles the partner (and do so more often when he is present), even when it doesn't resemble him at all. Probably an evolved mechanism to secure the man support.

 

[AlexBrown84]

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A lot of interesting things in this book. For example: across all cultures, women say that the child resembles the partner (and do so more often when he is present), even when it doesn't resemble him at all. Probably an evolved mechanism to secure the man support.

looks interesting, got a mega link or you pay for it?

i don’t mind paying for books but as i’m getting ready to circumnavigate the globe in a few days, i have to be conscious of my belongings

 

[albeeGE]

looks interesting, got a mega link or you pay for it?

i don’t mind paying for books but as i’m getting ready to circumnavigate the globe in a few days, i have to be conscious of my belongings

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ps: i skipped the first 2 parts and got instantly into the interesting stuff

 

[KingWigga]

About to start crime and punishment. Last good book I read was creature from Jekyll island