Does any of you read important books?

Question

I mean books written by: Dante, Cicero, Platon, Socrate etc, or anything that is very important?

Answer 1

If YOU are planning on reading them i would work on your spelling and comprehension first... If you already have... I wonder if you understood them?

Answer 2

Do any of you read important books?

Well, since you put the question to us in that way, I'll answer you. My ignorance is vast, but I do read important books. The classics that you listed (Dante, Cicero, Plato, Socrates, etc.) are important for some, but for many people they are not, and they may end up hopelessly looking for conservative erotica, or reading all seven of the Harry Potter books.
I have read, am reading, and will read: (Author unknown) Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, Geoffrey Chaucer (Canterbury Tales), and (Author unknown) Beowulf.

Answer 3

I'd like to think I read some important books, yes.

But seriously, what's "important" or not is subjective--what you may think is important may not be what I think is important!

I think many would argue that a lot of classics, and a lot of classical writers like Dante, Plato, et al., aren't as important as they once were--or at least, not important enough to make sure everyone reads them. Unfortunately.

Answer 4

I read the most important Book ever written...can you guess which one I'm talking about?

Answer 5

RYAN: you mean THERE are many books ... surely?

And yes, l have read all those books - except Platon, although l have read someone called Plato

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Answer 6

Start with Plato's "The Republic" and then may be
"Politics" by Aristotle can be your next book to read.

Good luck

Answer 7

i thought all books are important.. like a chemistry book

Answer 8

Proper English is very important. Their are many books on it .

"DO any of you..."

Answer 9

no who r they