Favorite Book thread o algo

[Adolf Hitler]

Idk if a similar thread as already been made, But If not I'd love to know your guys favorite book(s)
I like this book called Flowers for Algernon, It's a really good one

 

[Seraphim]

My favorite is The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway. It's a simple story that portrays the battle between man and struggle in a raw and honest way. Despite reading it 12 years ago, it remains fresh in my mind as if I read it yesterday.

 

[Cortex]

Wish I had the attention span to read more. I did enjoy LOTR despite never finishing it.

 

[Adolf Hitler]

Wish I had the attention span to read more. I did enjoy LOTR despite never finishing it.

Same lol finished the first book and the hobbit, Tolkien is such a fucking hard author to read

 

[Dawood]

Wish I had the attention span to read more. I did enjoy LOTR despite never finishing it.

Speaking of having the attention span to read more when it comes to fantasy, I liked reading Warhammer. There was this book that was quite enjoyable called the Blood of Aenarion that I never got around to finishing.

My favorite book, however, is called The Alchemy of Happiness by Al-Ghazali. It's a thought provoking read, especially when it comes to how we perceive life itself and our souls.

 

[Cortex]

My favorite book, however, is called The Alchemy of Happiness by Al-Ghazali. It's a thought provoking read, especially when it comes to how we perceive life itself and our souls.

Would it be interesting for a non-religious person to read?

 

[Dawood]

Would it be interesting for a non-religious person to read?

Yes. Even thought it delves into religious topics, it still teaches good lessons and life advice that'd be useful even if you're not religious. PDFs for it can be found pretty easily online and it's not a long read at all.

 

[Swede Immigrant]

Does manga count?

 

[Spas]

Do stonetoss political cartoons count?

 

[Cortex]

Does manga count?

 

[panchito]

Do stonetoss political cartoons count?

yvs.... yvs thvy dv....

 

[1Based Frog1]

The Brothers Karamazov is up there for me. Good book about faith and human nature, if you're into that sort of thing.

 

[Tsar]

1984 is a must read for understanding where we’ve been and where we might be heading.

 

[Adolf Hitler]

Does manga count?

tranime is banned

 

[panchito]

1984 is a must read for understanding where we’ve been and where we might be heading.

just like in the book only anglos are heading there

 

[Seraphim]

Lately, I've been reading Meditations by Marcus Aurelius. It’s a collection of personal reflections written by the Roman emperor. I’ve been taking my time with it, reading and re-reading a passage or two before moving on, as it is a deeply meditative kind of literature that requires your full attention.