/lit/ - Literature

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>What book are you reading now? And how does it compare to everything else you've read?
None.
>What's the least enjoyable book you have ever read?
I never finish books I hate. I had to read The Bluest Eye and Beloved by Toni Morrison and only read a handful of pages in total, and that was awful.
>What's the most enjoyable book you have ever read? (this is an anonymous board, I realise a lot of simpler books are much easier and enjoyable than the harder ones, feel free to say harry potter or percy jackson if you derived the most joy from that)
Pic related. Recently though I read that book "How to be alone forever" by anonymous, and I really liked it.
>If you were to be a skilled writer and you were capable of writing anything, what would you write? What would it be about etc. (It's not like your ideas are going anywhere hehe)
I would unironically write about a friendless NEET and his experiences and feelings about himself over his days.
>What specifically do you hope to take from reading? Do you want to understand something in particular? Do you want to just have fun etc.
I don't even know anymore. I like the idea of understanding some cool philosophy and have given up on being able to read history/fiction because I just feel like I'm too dumb to even read shit like Catcher in the Rye.