Just So Stories and Why Gym Bros Should Read It

Let me give you a quick rundown of the book for those who are lifting too hard to read the back cover. Just So Stories is a collection of short fables that explain how certain animals came to be the way they are today. You know, like how the leopard got its spots, or how the elephant got its long trunk. This book is important because it’s basically the OG version of Shark Week. Kipling wrote this book for his daughter back in the early 1900s, so it’s been around for over a century. It’s classic literature, bros.

But why should gym bros read this book? Well, think about it. We’re all about transformation, right? We’re constantly working on building our bodies and improving ourselves. In Just So Stories, the animals transform too. They start off as something else, but then they change and become the animals we know today. It’s almost like they’re going through a bodybuilding transformation, except they didn’t even have the best pre-workout supplements or protein powder.

Plus, the language in this book is pretty sick. Kipling has a way of writing that just captures your attention. His stories are imaginative and entertaining. If you’re tired of reading endless articles on “How to Get Big Biceps in 30 Days,” give this book a try. It’s a nice break from the gym talk, and it might even help with your cognitive gains.

So, in conclusion, you should read Just So Stories because it’s a classic book that’s been around for over 100 years, it’s about transformation (just like gym bros), and the language is awesome. Now, drop those weights (safely, of course) and pick up a copy of this book.

And hey, I want to know what you bros did in the gym today. Did you squat more than last time? Did you finally get that PR on bench press? Comment below and let’s share our gains.

Stay swole, bros.