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User Profile: MateoMcyDees
MateoMcyDees July 16th, 2023

I've never been in to reading but was recently forced to take an American Literature class and I actually started to enjoy it. I really liked the naturalism section. Does anyone have reading suggestions?

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User Profile: SolarGenerator
SolarGenerator July 16th, 2023

@MateoMcyDees What kind of books do you like to read? I have self awareness books, fiction books, spiritual books, etcetera

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User Profile: MateoMcyDees
MateoMcyDees OP July 16th, 2023

I'm open to anything, fiction sounds cool though.

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User Profile: SolarGenerator
SolarGenerator July 17th, 2023

bodygraph.io -> If you want to have your life be as authentic and live as interesting as possible as your true self

hpmor.com -> If you like fanfiction that is better than the original book

I also have deep spiritual teachings available


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User Profile: Sparklingdiamonds
Sparklingdiamonds July 17th, 2023

@MateoMcyDee

Have you read David Copperfield by Charles Dickens?

User Profile: slowdecline48
slowdecline48 July 17th, 2023

You can't go wrong with anything by William Faulkner or Ernest Hemingway, for starters...

User Profile: helpfulstrawberry312
helpfulstrawberry312 July 19th, 2023

@MateoMcyDees

The Pearl was a very short story but I like it! (Especially as I grew older)

User Profile: trueconfidant123
trueconfidant123 July 19th, 2023

@MateoMcyDees

That's wonderful to know. I'm not sure if this is something you would like reading. But if you wish to explore more of the old English texts, my suggestion is 'The Tempest' by William Shakespeare. It is a play set in an island. The language can seem annoying occasionally but overall a good read.

User Profile: EmotionsListener
EmotionsListener July 31st, 2023

@MateoMcyDees

One of the ways I like to pick out new books is to go to the library and just pick a letter at random and then search the books that start with that letter in the fiction section, and pick 2 or 3. I found this really helped me expand the types of books I would read and get a better understanding of my personal preferences.