>>2842604Gaze upon my highly pretentious bookshelf.
Sadly most of these aren't well suited for taking /out/, either due to their subject, size and weight, or because you have to concentrate too much to enjoy them.
Some that would be fun to read on a hike though:
- The alchemist (short, easy to read, fun)
- Faust I (very short, interesting)
- Meditations (Yes i know the reddit book. It's decent though and would fit well while /out/.)
- Siddharta (Short, easy to read, fun, topical to being /out/)
I also like a lot of post dystopian fiction, but it's a bit of a waste to read those while hiking, they're better suited for at home reading, as are the more academic books.
