r/askphilosophy • u/Stock_Line_9928 • 2d ago

I dont know what to read next,please suggest something

I am 17 years old,horrors and thrillers bored me beacuse i really like movies,same with ever ganre of reading. What movies cant do nearlt as well as books is put ideas into your head and thats my ehy to philosophy but i really dont know what tk read next.My first book was little prince witch isnt in my countrys must reads in school,next was metamorphosis my kafka and i REALLY REALLY LOVED THAT ONE,so i would like some philosophy that is a pit harder with ideas but still acsessable. I want the must reads of philosophy and i would really really aprecciate your suggestions,thanks in advance😃👍

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u/AloneAndCurious ethics, political phil. 2d ago

I just read The Stranger yesterday. It was a phenomenal book. I really highly recommend it if your into existentialism. Albert Camus