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I might start writing book-reviews on the library that I do have. I will probably start with Fahrenheit 451 and Brave New World since I've read them both in their entirety, and thus I actually can give my overall thoughts. I don't have too much to say about either, though I will say what I consider important ofc.
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And yes, I'll probably do this for every book in the library inevitably. If possible, I will link to a free-PDF of the book (however, I obviously can not do this for all books due to copyright reasons). If the book was originally in another language, I'd give PDFs for the original language and English of course, but OG language is always better than using a translation.
I'd imagine the longest books I would do this for would be "Mein Kampf" by Hitler, "Technological Slavery" by Unabomber, and maybe "The Transgender Industrial Complex" by Scott Howard. All of which are at least 300+ pages and would have to be done bit-by-bit rather than being more of a summary and short-thoughts. Only book that would be longer than these is the Bible, albeit that one would be more of a pro-Christian
argument and not "ok guys this book is 420/69 please read". I could in theory write a section about every book of the Bible, which is 66 (80 if you count the 14 Apocrypha books), however that'll be a long time to wait and I'll have to piece everything together. Hell, that would be so long that I could probably have my article end up almost as long as the actual Bible.
And yes I would do the Apocrypha books as well, so 80 sections on the table of contents alone. And if I decided to break it by chapter, good-luck. Some of the books have over 100 chapters so I physically could not just do that. The table of contents alone would probably be half of the size of Genesis at least