/lit/ - Literature

>>19335585
I am in one but only at my 3rd book right now so i only went to 2 meetings. Both of which were a lot of fun even though i'm mostly awkward as hell.

As this anon says >>19335867 . It's mostly older ladies but even then immensely fun to just discuss a book everyone read. It is fun to hear how others have perceived a book and then maybe change your own perspective on the book or see how both your differing perspectives line up.

I'm also the youngest in my bookclub (~20) from what I can estimate most people were in their 30's. And most books we read are modern novels that generally focus on feminine narritives e.g. motherhood. That isn't a complete problem for me because it shows me a side of books I would probably never touch in my life otherwise.

Oh right as final note. In my first meeting at that bookclub I was talking to this guy that was around my age and it seemed like some of these e/lit/ist tards brainwashed this kid or that he is one of those people. Which was interesting to see in person to say the least

I would like to invest money but I have no idea where to start. What are some essential books that helps you start?
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