General Talk (primarily non-naturist) > Pitti's Book Club
Classics
Northman:
So, just English classics?
thelvx:
I've read a lot of Dostoevsky, Plato, Aristotle, and Nietzsche. I guess you could add Freud to that list, too.
Mettis:
--- Quote from: Nudist.12 on April 21, 2020, 05:24:32 pm ---I dont know if they're classics yet, but I really love Agatha Christie Novels
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Sure for me it's a classic :laugh:
blank radar:
no doubt is the greatest classic of them all Dino Riddles by Kate Mcmullan and Lisa Eisenberg. true masterpiece.
Layer0:
--- Quote from: Nudist_Michael on March 09, 2020, 10:06:34 pm ---... Personally my favourite is 1984 by Orwell, although the characters are enjoyable, the world of 1984 is what draws a reader in
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That's also one of my favorites. Never have I read a book as quickly as this one. Finished it in a few days which for me is very very quick. Mind you, I was reading it while on vacation without an internet connection, but still :laugh: As you said, the world draws you in. I couldn't lay down the book for a long time before I had to pick it up again and continue.
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--- Quote from: Nudist_Michael on March 09, 2020, 10:06:34 pm ---... Personally my favourite is 1984 by Orwell, although the characters are enjoyable, the world of 1984 is what draws a reader in
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All characters are equal, but some characters are more equal then others. :laugh:
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I see what you did there :laugh: double plus good.
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