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Andy W
@aweissman
friend DMs you - "ever read this book? i think it's your vibe" book pile already high regardless, you pick it up asap nonetheless does it go to the top - LIFO - or bottom - FIFO? no right or wrong answer but last night i put it to the top and opened it up and was rewarded with art simply, art, unsparing words "It was a freedom and a goodness, a hope and a vigor that he perceived to underlie all the familiar things of his life, which were not free or good or hopeful or vigorous"
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drewcoffman
@drewcoffman.eth
read this book earlier this year and loved it enjoy!
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misha 🪨
@mishaderidder.eth
really loved reading this book 🦬🩸 would recommend too the raw west
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Edward H. Carpenter
@ehcarpenter
A friend's reading recommendation trumps pretty much all else IMHO, and would raise a book to the top of my TBR... it would sit only under anything my wife had brought home from a recent trip... Looks like
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miguelito
@mc
Oftentimes toward the top
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Cameron Armstrong
@cameron
Honest answer: Depends on how much I trust that friend’s taste If I think they got good judgment, then top If not, silent pocket veto at the bottom (or maybe never read lol)
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wake
@wake.eth
my friends know I don't answer DMs but if the rec comes from one of the literate ones, I give it priority 🤭
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CarCulture.eth🎩 🔵
@drivr.eth
Zane Grey writes about life in the American West over 100 years ago. A man, Hare, was discovered dying from exposure in the desert. A large party of Mormons found him, but refused to take him with them because they heard a tough outlaw was hunting a man thought to be a spy. Only one family refuses to abandon him. They make camp and care for him even though they see a party of outlaws moving towards them across the vast distances . He can just barely speak, when the father props him up against a tree out of direct light from the camp fire and tells him to put his arms around a young Navajo girl and hold on.
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Aunt HoⓂ️ie
@infinitehomie
I’m curious about the premise of this book, but it’s a bottom for me 50 $degen 50 $wild 🍖x50
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