/lit/ - Literature

qrd?

What book got you into reading anon? What did you like about it?

Be honest.

For me it was a national YA novel I read at 17 named "Bad Vibes" by Albert Fuguet, it was about an upper class kid who used to do shit like drugs and fuck a bunch of girls and was usually a cunt.

He was really cool to me at the time since I was a lonely boring virgin (as I still am today).
I read the book twice in the same year, something I never did before unless I has a test.
There were lots of dialogue with witty sentences, which were really attractive to me over walls of paragraphs.

In retrospective the book was cringy as fuck, last year I bought a more recent novel by Fuguet named Sweat and his writing style is that of a mid 40's male who has warped perceptions about the youth, it hasn't evolved a bit and it's really pathetic honestly, but I'll forever owe him getting me into reading as an actual hobby instead of just schoolwork

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