PewDiePie's Literature Club discussion

Hey guys, it's quite quiet on this front.

Just wanted to check in and see what everyone read for last month's free month. Hopefully something exciting! I managed to read the The One-Straw Revolution last month.

Let me know what you guys picked up!

I’ve read The Metamorphosis (Kafka) and The Fall (Camus). They’re very brief, captivating, and insightful. I’d definitely recommend them both, especially The Fall—it has an entertaining and unique style of story telling. Currently still working on a lengthy Winston Churchill biography series by William Manchester and The Count of Monte Cristo, which I’ve just picked up. Trying my very best to read as much as I can this summer before uni starts.

Anyway, what has everyone else been up to? First time posting here btw.

Jace H wrote: "I’ve read The Metamorphosis (Kafka) and The Fall (Camus). They’re very brief, captivating, and insightful. I’d definitely recommend them both, especially The Fall—it has an entertaining and unique ..."

Hello!! Welcome!

It's quiet on this front these days but nice to see someone commenting.

Camus' pieces are some amazing writings, I read The Myth of Sisyphus and really enjoyed it!

Thank you for your reply.

I’ve been wanting to read the two books by Camus you mentioned, but I’ve been struggling with finding them in London bookshops. I literally picked up The Fall because I couldn’t find The Myth of Sisyphus xD. I’m afraid I might have to order them from Amazon or some other website.

Hopefully more people begin to get active though. Summer is ideal for reading and communicating.

Jace H wrote: "Thank you for your reply.

I’ve been wanting to read the two books by Camus you mentioned, but I’ve been struggling with finding them in London bookshops. I literally picked up The Fall because I c..."

I managed to find my copy at Waterstones, they usually have his pieces on rotation from what I noticed, maybe it's worth popping in at a later date.

I must admit, this summer, I have been quite weak on the reading front, I simply haven't had much drive!