What's a book that you particulary enjoyed?

[Koor]

For me one of them is "The Napoleon of Notting Hill" by G. K. Chesterton. Quite unique and poetic in a way book that gave me a lot of thinking, being a satire and a dystopia.
I also liked author's more well know book "The Man Who Was Thursday"

 

[jimbo]

Sorry I meant to say I read SNCA by Negrobabyslopjak.

oh yeah, that's a classic.

 

[Mongoloigul]

Light on Shattered Water
One of the few anthro media i like

 

[DarkWaffle]

The Island of Dr. Moreau

 

[greg]

You already know

 

[Jimb0]

 

[Gemaryancoper1488]

Fahrenheit 451 and ABC Murders.

 

[Terrorbyte]

Industrial society and its future by Ted Kaczynski. It's what got me into libertarian and anti woke politics.

 

[4tehlulz]

The Grapes of Wrath

 

[Ytsuken]

Atlas Shrugged

 

[basil]

i don’t read

 

[GrindcoreGroypistMish]

Democracy: The God That Failed can be boring but it is peak if you can get through it and a fundamental book to me in general

 

[The Soy Collector]

 

[ield]

diary of a wimpy kid

 

[Corn Poster]

I think brave new world is interesting.

Heckin' normie.

 

[PepsiMan]

I really liked The Turner Diaries

 

[gemseed]

Not a book that i read but a book i used as a canvas
I made funny looking characters by cutting up stickers

 

[3782]

For me one of them is "The Napoleon of Notting Hill" by G. K. Chesterton. Quite unique and poetic in a way book that gave me a lot of thinking, being a satire and a dystopia.
I also liked author's more well know book "The Man Who Was Thursday"

gay

 

[NiggerDove]

The Art Of War by Sun Tzu

 

[Mooney]

“Mine were of Trouble.” By: Peter Kemp.

 

[Suwak]

Im OP who came back
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