>>25056071
>to kill a mockingbird
>great gatsby
>catcher in the rye
>of mice and men
>lord of the flies
that's just basic US high school english curriculum

>>25056061
I should read the mingus autobiography. I read another biography of him that talked about how much shit he made up for that book.

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>>25056101
That's why it's called a "Starter Kit" in the first place, silly.

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Now that I think about it, if you were a nameless guttersnipe, you could insert one of your own books into one of these 'recommended reading lists' and no one would ever know, because it would just look like another obscure tome...

I'm not saying I've done that, just food for thought.

>>25056054
I tried this and the rest of the book just flops down and it falls out of my hand

>>25056057
>how to read a book
>just read it 10 times bro
Thanks

>>25056236
If you're posting infographs in /lit/ your tastes probably align to a certain extent anyway.

>>25056236
if a chart interests me I will look up all the books I don't know, so it will become immediately obvious if someone does this, unless they happen to already be a well-established writer, in which case why bother doing it in the first place?

Anyone got the infograph on how to first read a nice hardcover book?

>>25056057
this is for reading math and science books. This is not for reading literature or novels, lol.

>>25056054
>Establish a comfortable reading position
No such thing exists. I've tried

>>25056192
wtf, is this real ?

>>25060644
Yup. Cats be dabbin' these days.

>>25056057
As much as I liked the book, the easiest way to read a fictional book and understand it is to take a break every 2-3 chapters (4 if they're short) and get a drink and a small snack, and review the chapters you read, how it ties into the narrative, any themes that are present and whether you're enjoying it before going back in for another few chapters. It's how I read books at night before bed. Drink some tea, nibble on some Jammie Dodgers, think about what I'm reading, and then go to bed.