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⌈ Secret Post #2300 ⌋

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Story of modern literature (especially with the way it's taught in America, though this may be in effect in other countries, I don't know.)

That said, do be careful in jumping to conclusions (I seem to be saying this a lot, today...) Maybe those people are just bragging, but hadn't read the books in order to brag. Or maybe they're just fangirling/fanboying over the books, and sounding like they're bragging about it is just an unfortunate side-effect.

I mean, there are people who really do only read things to brag or show-off, but not everyone who brags about their reading or reads in public is doing it to show off.

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A classic is something everyone wants to have read but no one wants to read.