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[Anonymous No.19905743]

How do you choose which book to read next when you have a lot of unreads books still and lots of them sound interesting?

[Anonymous No.19905760]

Get off 4chan and just pick one, anon.

[Anonymous No.19905767]

>>19905760
I give your advice 1 thumbs down. Picking is the hard part.

[Anonymous No.19905768]

>>19905743
Easily.

[Anonymous No.19905774]

>>19905743
Follow this list:
http://mileswmathis.com/booklist.html

[Anonymous No.19905776]

Just read them all at the same time.

[Anonymous No.19905787]

>>19905743
Grab a book, start reading. If it does not catch your interest in a few pages, put it back. Repeat.

[Anonymous No.19905810]

>>19905768
No it's not :(

>>19905774
None of my books are on this list.

>>19905776
Im not sure that's possible.

>>19905787
I want to read books I might not even like, how else am I supposed to brag to people that I've read all the classics? A few pages also isn't a good indication of the quality of a book.

[Anonymous No.19905847]

>>19905810
You asked how I chose and that is my answer. I do fine, thanks.

[Anonymous No.19905881]

>>19905847
You are welcome.

But I was hoping for more detail into the thought process and not the difficulty of the process. I would appreciate it if you would care to elaborate on that part.

[Anonymous No.19906272]

>>19905743
basically this >>19905760 and therefore pic rel

Most of the time however I have a certain mood/urge for a particular book and then i know my next read. Right now busy with Atlas Shrugged and after that I feel like reading blue mars finally

[Anonymous No.19906275]

>>19905743
List the books for us to pick

[Anonymous No.19907427]

>>19906272
Just not that ez for me ;-;

>>19906275
Doctor Zhivago
The red and the black
Jude the obscure
Dead souls
Swanns way
madame Bovary
Germinal
don't bully me for book choice please and thank you

[Anonymous No.19907443]

Most interesting cover.

[Anonymous No.19907452]

>>19905881
Like children clamoring for attention, several come to the front, scream the loudest, but I chose them all at one point and know I love them all, so like a calm mother I pick one out and read. I have started on several, I’m in the middle of four or so, but there’s no anxiety over any of it.
The only bother is how to list a book I’ve read half in one year and half in another. But that hardly matters.

[Anonymous No.19907486]

>>19907452
Im not a mother but I think I understand the analogy. Thank you, you seem nice. I hope you have a good time reading your next book.

[Anonymous No.19907542]

>>19905743
If you jave to invest in something then invest in yourself.
Decide what is entertainment amd what is good practical knowledge.
From there see what can be of use as early as tommorow and what would be useless information, ie something your would only find use for at some far off undefined time and place.

[Anonymous No.19907737]

>>19907427
You only care about which one to read next, so run a little tournament.

Round 1
1: Doctor Zhivago v The red and the black
2: Jude the obscure v Dead souls
3: Swanns way v madame Bovary

Round 2
1: Winner 1 v Germinal
2: Winner 2 v Winner 3

Round 3
Winner 1 v Winner 2

No need to sort the rest of the list until later.