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bly_ya_ne_mogu_eto OP t1_j9jfn5y wrote
I've heard about some, but I haven't read any, thanks for the advice)
sugarnovarex t1_j9jfvv0 wrote
After watching Ever After, I found a copy of Utopia by Thomas Moore in the school library and read it. Definitely found it interesting, I don’t think it influenced a change in personality.
Ok372 t1_j9jicsw wrote
Any middle grade book that features a self aware character that's edgy. I've forgotten them by now, but Percy Jackson was one I liked.
Ihateturkmenistan t1_j9jismg wrote
The stranger by Albert camus. Really helped me understand why I felt the way I did. In a weird way, mersault helped me feel less alone in the world.
AusGeno t1_j9jkzvy wrote
The Adrian Mole series was huge for me as a kid and then I went through a big Tom Robbins phase in my teenage years and have never been able to take anything seriously since then.
books-ModTeam t1_j9ji0a0 wrote
Hi there. Per rule 3.3, please post book recommendation requests in /r/SuggestMeABook or in our Weekly Recommendation Thread. Thank you!
CutiePopIceberg t1_j9jfavg wrote
Nick adams stories (made me a writer) -hemmingway
Ugly american (gave me the political insight to ask questions) - lederer and burdick
Song of solomon (we re all in this Together. We have to be.) - morrison
As i lay dying (the past is present) - faulkner (beloved by morrison may drive this point home better but AILD was first for me)
Handmaiden s tale (freedom and rights are fragile) - atwood