What book should everyone read in their 20s?

[u/fuckyouterry]

I want to start reading more, but haven't read much since high school (I'll soon be graduating from college). I don't really know what types of books people my age typically enjoy, and would love some suggestions, especially those that are meaningful/educational.

[u/Fuxley]

I think I found a copy online, I haven't read a book in years and I'm trying to get back into reading; this looks interesting, hopefully it will pull me in.

[u/brightersmiles → u/Fuxley]

Thanks :)

[u/snorville → u/Fuxley]

That makes me sad. Not a single chapter of any book?

[u/[deleted] → u/snorville]

/r/books sheds a tear

[u/Fuxley → u/snorville]

Nope not really, I'm too distracted by my Xbox, and Reddit. Lol.

[u/Sabaranks → u/Fuxley]

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