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I didn't turn a socialist by reading political theories, it was looking at the people around me, and that consciousness made clearer by books like this one.

One of the best books I've ever read, it's hilarious in the beginning, and then it gets so sad, and tragic, and also real, and relevant to even what's going on in our country right now, Steinbeck a real revolutionary, and socialist.

masha allah, brother is not going to leave any aspect of life untouched, I gotta ride this slow.

I GET IT!!! IT'S PICKED UP!!!! SO FUCKING GOOD!

looks like it has picked the pace now, Leo Tolstoy is very descriptive, and so funny lmfaooo. I have always felt good humor lies in being descriptive and attention to the detail, it makes things amusing even if not hilarious as such.

This is not going to be a quick read but a great read, I can feel it in my bonessss, I feel it coming, I should be patient, IPPPO!!!

damn, this is a struggle, picks up slightly then falls off, and gets very factual and difficult to read. I am having a tough time reading this, I'm reading it like I am on punishment. I shall make it at least through 400 pages to give up(I don't think I am going to give up tho, I believe in Tolstoy, I have read his other works, and enjoyed them, and if this is one of his best works, I shall go all the way)

I love it when a man who's condemned to death goes on in lengths and lengths about his condition.

the tone has completely changed from part one, but loved this too.

Dostoevsky's characters are so insane about ladies lmfao, he's literally me!

only 100 pages in and it is insaneeeee, I am having so much fun reading it. Excited to see where this goes, I wish I could quit my job and only read all the time.

suffering