a thinkers playground

Beautiful analysis!! What's your next book????

te heart is a lonely hunter and war and peace

@PaulaKempRj I re-read the whole of War and Peace in three days flat for my final exams. It’s a masterpiece. All Human Life is There!

@ChrisKindaReads Agreed!!

Chris-- serious question. Why the nose ring (or whatever it is called )? It must mean something. For me, it is distracting and takes away from the message you have been so good at communicating to a whole new audience. I don't mean to offend in any way but have to ask.

it shouldn’t take away from what i’m doing though. i don’t think you should let a piercing distract you from the fact im recommending good literature. i’m not offended or anything! i just feel like you’re pointing out something that shouldn’t be pointed out

heres a kid that on ur same wave length

Can I recommend "Walden" by Henry David Thoreau? Just a beautiful, meditative book about what's really important in life. It's perfect for, as you put it, finding a "cabin in the woods, just to think about it for a while."

I love seeing your posts! I have always been a visual person, it’s easy to abandon books that bore me. An *excellent* book will hold my attention, lose track of time.

My top books are All Quiet on the Western Front and its sequel The Way Back. Highly recommended!

love your videos and what these books have meant to you.

Septum ring - opinion denied...

you’re insane

Giovanni’s Room has been sitting in my TBR/TBL list and this has convinced to go on ‘head and get started on that 🙂‍↕️

Granddad knew what’s up

@3kingvisions @voguemagazine @Vogueworld @MILibrary that’s crazy, my biggest goal is to actually get intouch with vogue somehow

How long does it take you to read these books?

I love your posts!

And then reread them when you are old—much older than the authors were when they wrote those books. Wild experience!

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What’s your system for marking stuff on the book? Do you take notes too?

One of the best stories in the entire literature!!!

At first glance I thought it was rema