Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Guys, you have to read this book!  <file_photo>
Speaker2: Why, what's so special about it?
Speaker5: I think I've already heard about it from someone. Is it really that good?
Speaker1: It's the best thing I've ever read! Completely life-changing! It's opened my eyes to a lot of things.
Speaker3: Sorry, but I don't like books that are written to change my life. I prefer books that are simply fun to read :P
Speaker2: I get what you mean. I feel like some authors are so concentrated on making their books full of wisdom that they completely forget that they should also be readable.
Speaker5: Do you mean Coelho? XD
Speaker2: No, while I'm not a fan of his, at least I've never fallen asleep while reading his books. Speaker4: <file_other>
Speaker1: Erm, I quite like his books.
Speaker3: Did they change your life too? :D
Speaker1: Wait, I meant Coelho. I've never read the other guy.
Speaker2: Trust me, don't. There are lots of better ways of wasting your time.
Speaker1: LOL, okay, I trust you. But the one I posted at the beginning is really good. It's not just some philosophical gibberish, it's actually a crime novel, so there's a lot of action too.
Speaker5: Does it have a cute detective? ;)
Speaker1: Even two of them, actually. Believe me, you won't be able to decide which one to love more!
Speaker5: Okay, I'm already sold :D
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker5 is convinced by Speaker1's book recommendations, while Speaker3 and Speaker2 aren't.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is coming back in 5 minutes as he had to queue for 20 minutes.