/lit/ - Literature

>>21281491
34yo here.
No. I read at night, after work, at my local public library.

For many of us this place has become a bad habit, so:

Post the title of your current reading, the last 2 digits are the pages you NOW have to read. Post again when you've done.

Great books to read with a girl at the same time?

Me and a friend are trying to decide on a book to read together. We've seen each other a few times and she's interested in this idea of maintaining a connection while not being in the same place. What books would be good?

She recommended the martian because of its day-by-day ness, I was hoping to find something more literary that will help foster a genuine connection through bonding over the morals in the literature. But I also want something addicting, to be sure that we both want to read it.

What do you guys think?

>>12234763
Oh yeah, I forgot philosophy majors who have the highest acceptance rates into law school and become successful lawyers don't count for some reason.

Who do I namedrop on the approach boys? She's reading Flannery O'.
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>>12147083
The history of Rome by Titus Livius.
Book V

>>11001458
30yo /fitlit/ here, not virgin but alone since 8 years (afraid of rejection after the first months of love, I wish girls stop flirt with me with their sincere attitude) .
I'll never know what an attractive woman read cause i'm afraid to break the ice and ask directly.
The only women i get close are fictional characters in books.
Sorry for the myblog-tier reply.

>>5902587
>don't buy the same book and then read it together during the holidays.

pleb