/lit/ - Literature

I know everyone on this site has said "oh don't watch philosophy tube it's biased" but god damn does he know how to make a good video. Sure it's biased but at least it's not dull like some other philosophy or even political channels are.

>>12014981
He just looks like a nerd, that's all
I've seen some ugly mofos and he's not one of them.

>>11964167
That's just wrong anon. there needs to be similarities between it to be universal. If someone lived in antarctica their entire life and assumed that the world was just cold all the time then it's most certainly not a universal truth

>>11926353
It sucks. I stopped reading when the german kid rapped the half asian because i realized that i didn't care about anyone in this book . It's characters suck and it's a chore to read

>>11654028
>spanish (or at least trying)
>because it's very useful in america when you want cheap labor
>trying to pick up latina chicks
>only time will tell

>>11490838
Okay first off it's better for the environment because trees aren't cut down for it. Second it's cheaper then having to buy them or just going to the library and picking them out. Lastly it's more practical, as you can have like 100s of books instead of 1 with the same backpack space and weight

>>8217889
>Maia and her family raise dragons for the political war machine. As she comes of age, she anticipates a dragon of her own to add to the stable of breeding parents. Her peaceful life is shattered when the Summer Dragon—one of the rare and mythical High Dragons—makes an appearance in her quiet valley. Political factions vie for control of the implied message, threatening her aspirations, her aerie, her entire way of life.

>The bond between dragons and their riders is deep and life-long, and Maia’s desire for a dragon of her own to train, ride, fly, and love drives her to take a risk that puts her life at stake. She is swept into an adventure that pits her against the deathless Horrors, thralls of the enemy, and a faceless creature drawn from her fear. In her fight to preserve everything she knows and loves, she exposes a conspiracy, unearths an ancient civilization, and challenges her understanding of her world—and of herself.

No thanks.