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I read Nausea a few months ago, it was a beautiful novel and the title fits as it made me feel almost nauseous. I initially read the book because I thought it would be depressing, but I honestly found it difficult to sympathize with any of the characters. Its a very honest book, and Satres writing is amazing but I actually didn't love it. I still highly recommend it as Satres philosophy is interesting and a Roquentins descriptions of the world around him are so strangely and wonderfully written. It honestly depends on what you're looking for but it would be fitting to read subsequent The Stranger.
