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Uplifting books 01/02/26(Fri)17:52:42 No.24989592
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Uplifting books Anonymous 01/02/26(Fri)17:52:42 No.24989592 Archived
I've been reading nothing but depressing books lately and I want to destress a little. Any recommendations? I've been thinking Wordsworth, Rabelais or Chaucer.
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You should read some of Wodehouse's Jeeves and Wooster books. Nothing is a better antidepressant than good comedy.
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01/03/26(Sat)13:39:45 No.24991706
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A Month in the Country
Sentimental Education
Letters of Vincent van Gogh
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