Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker3: Heyyy. Just a quick question… So I was wondering what to read for the next seminar… I think I won’t have the time to read everything so perhaps you could give me suggestions? 🙏🏼
Speaker1: Hey Speaker3
Speaker1: Yep, sure. I haven’t read everything just yet but I’d say read Gary Cross, “Kid’Speaker2: Toys and the Changing World of American Childhood”
Speaker1: I think it’s interesting and also gives you a nice overview of the subject (which is what you desire 🔥 if you’re not planning on reading everything)
Speaker4: Yeah, that one is good. I’d also say read Regan
Speaker4: The titles goes along the lines of “War Toys, Movies … & Militarization”
Speaker4: It’s in the bibliography Mary gave us
Speaker5: It’s “War Toys, War Movies, and the Militarization of the United States”
Speaker5: by Reagan, R.
Speaker4: Oh wait… WAT??? 😹😹😹
Speaker5: 🤣🤣🤣
Speaker1: How confusing 😂
Speaker3: I’ll remember the title and the author
Speaker3: Forever
Speaker3: Any other suggestions?
Speaker5: Well, it would be an obvious choice to read a couple of chapter from Mary’s book
Speaker4: It’s titled “Wounding Mars”
Speaker4: Or was it “Wounding Venus”?
Speaker3: LOOOOL
Speaker3: Guys this was an innocent question about readings for a seminar in cultural history, you can’t be treating me like this. I’m an adult student, I have a job, I have yet another job, I have a child
Speaker3: Lots of them actually 👶🏽👶🏽👶🏽👶🏽👶🏽
Speaker3: And I can’t read your JOKES for the seminar!!!!
Speaker3: 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Speaker3: To be fair I remember that one, it’s Wounding the World, right?
Speaker4: Yes 🤗 Catchy title, isn’t it?
Speaker3: Yeah, I was actually thinking about it and thought that the initial Ws are supposed to make us think of World Wars
Speaker5: Yeah, that makes sense. Never thought about it
Speaker1: We can ask her
Speaker3: Speaker5 and Speaker4 are in splendid shape, I think they should do it
Speaker5: I will ✨
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 recommends Speaker3 reading "Kid’Speaker2: Toys and the Changing World of American Childhood". Speaker4 recommends "War Toys, War Movies, and the Militarization of the United States".
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 cannot find enough information online for his paper. Speaker1 suggests he tries the library. 