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For pedantic diary reasons I’m noting that I’ve actually read this before, but I can’t figure out how to note that on Goodreads. I’m reading it again because Green just published a new non-fiction book. I give this terrible app a brave 2 stars

Läser egentligen Frödings ”Gitarr och Dragharmonika” men den finns inte på den här skitappen så

Oscar II hade varit en gooner om han levt idag

Klar med första boken — ÄLSKAR!! Såklart en del av min favoritgenre, historisk skönlitteratur om små människor som egentligen visar en stor folkrörelse, men gillar också verkligen den melodramatiska stämningen. Stora känslor, stora händelser!

I hate reading on my phone (it was only available at a library really far away from me). I also hate the protagonist (if you can call a real guy only seen through fictionalized accounts from other [also real] people a protagonist?) of this book so fucking much dude we should make science illegal until we figure out what to do about people like this fucking guy

So far I can say this… way funnier than I expected it to be. Tolstoy also has a seemingly unparalleled skill for concise and brutal character descriptions. “”Well, Lelya,” he asked, turning instantly to his daughter and addressing her with the careless tenderness natural to parents who have petted their children from babyhood, but which Prince Vasili had only acquired by imitating other parents.” Ruthless

Önska mig lycka till

Läste som research för ett manus, men Tolstoj tar för mkt plats

Ryker från currently reading pga att jag nu åtar mig ett mer ambitiöst projekt.. borde läsa vidare i denna någon gång dock, väldigt vacker

Fell off of this because it’s a little too dense for an audiobook. A million characters whose family trees are all accounted for in detail. Will not finish it probably. Taking it off the current shelf but I want to read it at some point on the future

This will be gibberish to anyone who hasn’t read this (everyone who follows me), but I’ve never IN MY LIFE laughed as hard at a book as I did when Constable Nobby and Sergeant Colon go to the Fools’ Guild during Brother Beano’s funeral. I was CRYING man

You can tell Terry Pratchett fucking hated clowns, bless his soul

For whatever reason the only version of this Nobel Prize winning author’s book on Goodreads is the Spanish translation. Great app, good app!

Gotta log it somehow I guess

Giving up on this lmao. Bourgeoisie Being Bored fiction like this or Antonioni movies or La Dolce Vita — as far from my cup of tea as you can get. Sorry.

Pouring one out for the suppressed and the mute and inglorious Jane Austens. Impressive and depressing that a lot of this sounds like it could have been published yesterday.

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about 10 pages in. god help me. I think it's going to get a little less dense but the intro may as well have been written in aramaic, that's how much i was able to glean from it. fuck

Nvm i dont have time to read this fuck

Every chapter in this:
And Don Quixote, who was crazy, said: “Look there! It’s a _____!” Even though it clearly was not a ____ and Don Quixote was quite out of his mind.

“That isn’t a _____!” said Sancho Panza, who rightly saw that it wasn’t a _____.
Nevertheless, Don Quixote, since he was mad, maintained that it was a _____ and both knight and squire got beat up by the ___ that wasn’t a ____.