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Literature which will improve me verbally.
(Considering all options/categories)

Parents are foreign and speak poor English and that has affected me when having conversations with others, due to lack of words I have stored in my thick head. Which has also lead people to not take me seriously, so I'm really wanting to improve my social skills.

Any suggestions?

>> No.4735372

ILLITERACY IS UNRELATED TO SOCIAL SKILLS.

>> No.4735379

>>4735372

Yea, but I'm talking about books which have complex yet memorable phrases/wording.
Like words a adult should know and use in common conversation.

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>>4735372
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

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>>4735379

COMMIT SUICIDE.

>> No.4735391

>>4735385
Come on, we all go full retard once in awhile.
Thought this was the best place to ask.
You don't learn words in-depth meanings and context placement from social communication.

>> No.4735404

Charles Bukowski's pretty good for that.

>> No.4735408

>>4735404
Cheers I'll have a look for it at my local library when I have the chance.