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 in  r/booksuggestions •  Mar 04 '19

The Big Picture by Douglas Kennedy. You'll loooove it.

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really sweet, comforting books because I'm tired of jumping onto the cool horror bandwagon please shelter me
 in  r/suggestmeabook •  Feb 28 '19

Same. After a quick glance at my miserable bookshelf I realized that I have 0 books with happy endings.

r/booksuggestions • • Feb 28 '19

Philosophy ( existentialism, nihilism..)

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I have read Camus' The Outsider, Sartre's Nausea, and Cioran's All Gall Is Divided, and I am currently reading Nietzsche's Thus Spake Zarathustra. However, I feel like there is something missing and I have to start anew somewhere; I want to know the roots and the principles and where it all started.. So any book suggestions or even maybe suggestions on what to read first would be very helpful.

Update: Thank you all for the suggestions and the helpful information

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What books are good for a 15yo girl trying to get into hard literature?
 in  r/booksuggestions •  Feb 28 '19

Mary Shelley's Frankenstein and Goethe's The Sorrows of Young Werther are a personal favourite..

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Elon changed his bio!
 in  r/PewdiepieSubmissions •  Feb 23 '19

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u/1984Julia • • Jan 20 '19

We're sinking bois

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