Thread 24847366

What comfy books 25-35 year olds should read after doing hard work during the day? Books which not only should help them chill but also give them useful wisdom.

my childhood by gorky would be perfect for ths, not a hard read, but very beautiful and comfy

>>24847366 (OP)
any novel in the warhammer universe

>>24847366 (OP)
>What comfy books 25-35 year olds should read after doing hard work during the day?
How to commit suicide for dummies

>>24847366 (OP)
>chill but also give them useful wisdom

I like reading Maupassant

>>24847366 (OP)
i like anything by Jack London

>>24848169
Why would you kill yourself for a dummy?

>>24847366 (OP)
here is much interesting browsing material
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RIGHT WING BASICS
http://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1pi20Rr9_BxBbMIfcZUTTGslfZTifEiCm
google drive easy to use interface
download the whole blob or pick and choose

>>24848997
I do have those.

>>24848997

You are better off reading the most basic book you can find on statistics and distribution curves, especially the normal curve. Once you understand this simple math you will understand why all left and right wing parties in the modern world are basically identical and right in the middle of the political spectrum despite their name.
Wasting time reading about more extreme political positions is pointless, you will lose 100% of the time in an election to a party that sets its policies closer to the middle.

Have you heard of web novels? I'd recommend reading Reverend Insanity, it is very comfy and easy to read, and also has a lot of valuable life lessons. Give it a shot, I'm sure you'll enjoy it.

I liked The Old Man and the Sea a lot. Talked to americans about it and they hate it because they were forced to read it in school or something, great shame.

>>24847366 (OP)
>read after doing hard work during the day
I enjoy short novels. Comfiness comes from being able to read a book in a short amount of time. Old man and the sea is a great exemple.
>Methamorphosis
>Steppenwolf
>Ficciones
some of the few I liked myself. My favorite book is still Celines Voyage, though

Stoner

>>24849149
Same but it's Dickens for Brits.

Anything Hemingway honestly. The Sun Also Rises is my favorite. Also I'd recommend Yukio Mishima and Kafka. Walt Whitman if you ever feel like reading poetry.

>>24847366 (OP)
these look good kek

>>24849132
>>24849132
>You are better off reading the most basic book you can find on statistics and distribution curves, especially the normal curve.
>Once you understand this simple math you will understand why all left and right wing parties in the modern world are basically identical and right in the middle of the political spectrum despite their name.
Do you have some recs?