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God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater by Kurt Vonnegut. I didn't like it as much as I did Slaughterhouse V or Cat's Cradle, but it was definitely a fun read 
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Dante - The Divine Comedy. Inferno was an absolutely stunning work, Purgatory was less-interesting but still a solid read, and I honestly got about halfway through Paradise and was bored out of my mind 
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Finally finished A Confederacy of Dunces. It wasn't as UPROARIOUSLY HILARIOUS as everyone said it was, but it was very entertaining, if not infuriating at times. So much spergin'.
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Jul 30, 2013 16:51
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Off to Be the Wizard was a quick read, recommended by a friend who said that if you liked the sort of goofyness/cheesy reading of Ready Player One, I'd like it. It's definitely not the best written book ever, but it was well worth the money. Definitely the nerd equivalent of a trashy novel. Gone Girl was the next book I read, which isn't exactly the same type of book as OTBTW. I thought it was very good, and better than the movie because you really get into Nick's head in the books that you just can't get into in the movie. A friend said he didn't like Affleck's acting because he just sorta seemed disinterested and like he didn't care, but that's exactly the point - with the movie you don't get that it's part of the character like you do with the book
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