/lit/ - Literature

>>19712136
>my auntie gave this book to me for christmas 2019
>open it and there's a $50 note inside
>"teehee the $50 is the actual christmas present, we're just lending you the book since it seemed something you'd be interested in teehee"
>why the fuck would you give it to me on christmas then bitch
>"ah ok thanks"
>fast forward two years, i never read it
>"hey anon, have you still got that book we lent you for christmas"
>this is after i moved to another country and back
>"sorry it got lost in the move, but i'm happy to buy another one"
>"no that's ok anon, just look for it"
>90% of my books are in a mountain of boxes, i look but no dice
>she starts regularly harrassing me for the book
>keep telling her i'm happy to go to the bookstore right this second and get her a copy but she keeps refusing me
>eventually just says "we bought another one, it's ok"
fuck my aunty and fuck that book, it's probably not even that good anyway
read pic related instead for a cool time

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>>18292826

>>18132161

More like this? Looking for alternative history books that are somewhat plausible at least.

Some books are great when taken with a grain of salt.

Post redpilled history books