Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi, could you recommend any Russian good book?
Speaker2: hi! what Russian have you read so far?
Speaker1: hmm, honestly only "Crime and Punishment"
Speaker2: and Tolstoy?
Speaker1: No, people always recommend Dostoyevsky.
Speaker2: People are stupid and just repeat what they heard. Tolstoy is much better.
Speaker1: Why?
Speaker2: I find him less moralistic and more pragmatic. He's also more affirmative toward life, more joyful.
Speaker1: hmm, so maybe I'll like him indeed. Especially that I find Dostoyevsky so heavy in his big questions about the good and the bad.
Speaker2: Also quite naive I would shyly add.
Speaker1: So what should I start with?
Speaker2: Maybe "Anna Karenina"?
Speaker1: The suicidal woman?
Speaker2: Hahaha, it's more than this banal.
Speaker1: Ok, I'll give him and her a try;)
Speaker2: let me know how it goes
Speaker1: I will
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 prefers Tolstoy's books rather than Dostoevsky's. Speaker1 will probably read Anna Karenina first.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is coming for a drink tonight at 8 to Speaker1's place.