I’m so lucky I didn't have to read this until college because there’s no way I would have appreciated it as a high schooler. I will also always go to bat for Macbeth (specifically for Lady Macbeth) and Hamlet (for depression).
Feb 7, 2025

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I watched Grapes of Wrath for a intro to film class and jesus christ dude. It was really good but damn!! Also Hamlet is the bomb, orignally hated the guy but had to read it again. That Shakespeare guy might've known what he was doing or something idk
Feb 7, 2025
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Feb 7, 2025

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It was about a week before I was supposed to leave home for college. My aunt had bought me a copy of that & a copy of David Copperfield, neither of which I had ever picked up. She said something about those two books being very important for a kid like me. I still havent read Copperfield all the way through. Dickens is too English for my taste. But on a whim, that night I opened up Catcher. I read it till morning. It’s cliché & corny, but I hadn’t experienced the feeling of encountering some sort of soul mate in a book until reading that book (and wouldn’t again until I got in to Kafka). I still love JD Salinger to this day. I just made my way through Franny & Zooey actually. Adored it
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