What's the last book you read?

Hello,

Honestly, I don't know it's been a long time so obviously, I don't remember my memories very well if my memories are good I really loved it.

If you love The Simpsons you should read The Time Machine Did It. The guy who wrote the book has written the most number of Simpsons episodes and you will LOVE IT.

31-01-2018, 05:47 AM

Deadboy Wrote: I'm just finishing up Infinite Jest soon (yeah I'm a pretentious fuck,) so what was the last book you read?

I'm literally reading a new book or two every week (getting an English degree) so I can barely keep up. I think the last one was re-reading Huckleberry Finn. Before that was probably Oroonoko. Or The Apology/Socratic Wisdom by Plato, if you want to count that as a book.

The last book that I read was called "Principles" by Ray Dalio. A great book!

My i read only french book so it's not very useful for you, but for reply to your question, my favorite book is "Frigiel and fluffy" (mc french book of french youtuber)

Last book I read was Harry Potter: The Prisoner of Azkaban. Just love that specific part.

Last book I read was years ago I just normally read threads and forums like this one but last book I read was a Tom Gates book. Not bad when I read them but moved out of them

31-01-2018, 05:47 AM

Deadboy Wrote: I'm just finishing up Infinite Jest soon (yeah I'm a pretentious fuck,) so what was the last book you read?

I'm literally reading a new book or two every week (getting an English degree) so I can barely keep up. I think the last one was re-reading Huckleberry Finn. Before that was probably Oroonoko. Or The Apology/Socratic Wisdom by Plato, if you want to count that as a book.

Last physical book as unfortunately a biology text book (university problems), alternatively would be lexicon a weird modern fantasy were poets can mind control people.

Last Online novel was Lord of mysteries, a steak punk Cathulu horror.

The Short History of a Time - Stephen Hawking. In this book, Stephen Hawking explains how time works, how blackholes works, how atoms works and the other things. I recommend this book.

12 Rules For Life by Jordan Peterson.
I love the guys lectures and he's a very intelligent man that can seriously change your life if you listen to what he has to say.

Withering Heights by Emily Bronte this book i have read lasttly and beleive me this one is great book