Book Reading
I've been reading the internationally bestselling book, "Story of A Sociopath" by Julia Navarro about a selfish horrible man named Thomas Spencer. (Tomas), but he's racist about that. It's a very good book, well written, and the plot isn't too slow, and it's long than what I normally read as of late, (844 pages), so I'm going to be with this character and his family for a while.
It makes me wonder why people love reading, or watching TV shows and movies about terrible people. What makes a bad person more interesting than a good person in the world of fiction? Maybe because we all know that they'll go down and loss, unlike in real life.
Either way, whatever the reason is, it's a good book.
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