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Anonymous Archived
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Brainlet here.
Which books have a simple, yet fun prose to enjoy? Flowery language is difficult for me to understand and can be tiresome at times.
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Anonymous
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No.25243209
Robinson Crusoe is written in everyday English
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Anonymous
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No.25243746
>>25243173
Roger Zelazny has fun with language but isn't a prick about it and doesn't take himself too seriously
"Then the fit hit the shan" indeed
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Anonymous
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No.25243754
>>25243173
>brainlet, brainlet, brainlet
Not enough smart people threads here. Give it a rest.
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Voluntary Fool
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91gT68xeDMM
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Anonymous
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No.25243788
>>25243173
Arlt, The Seven Madmen
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Anonymous
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No.25243795
>>25243173
Lewis Carroll thoughbeit.

Through the looking glass
Alice in wonderland
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