Have you ever claimed to have read a book to make yourself sound more intelligent?
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No, never
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Apparently a lot of people do with war of the worlds
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Nope! I read because I love reading, and I dont need to make myself look more intelligent! I’m happy with how intelligent I am right now!
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Good answer
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Absolutely.
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which books?
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Mostly the classics. I also lied to teachers all the time about reading books in school. Seems silly now considering how much I read anyway.
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TBF alot of the classics are boring, I got into a lot of trouble sharing my views on Romeo and Juliett. They were trying to sell it as a love story, even at 14 I didn’t buy that
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Yes, when I get stuck in a room with pompous people, I enjoy asking them if they’ve read The Brothers Karamazov from Dostoïevski. Because, yes, I have. 😉
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I cant spell that let alone claim I have read it
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