It appears my young manliness has been only 17/50ths as manly as it should have been, literary wise. The Art of Manliness has 50 books for young men, and I’ve read 17 of them.
Calvin and Hobbes is one of them.
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bummer only 16/50 here.
That makes me 32 pct manly.
I only got 15. Which really makes me wonder how I got through my life without reading To Kill a Mockingbird, The Giver, The Outsiders, or any Narnia or LOTR books. Any bonus points for owning every C&H anthology and original Hardy Boys books?