/lit/ - Literature

>>2593355
anything that is honestly captivating to read?

pic related, a book i enjoyed when i was in 3rd grade

Why did nobody tell me Jacques was dead? ;_;

>>1301607

OH SHIT I HAD THAT BOOK TOO AS A KID OH MY GOD NOSTALGIA'D SO FUCKING HARD

I'm now hopelessly obsessed with Greek mythology. In my teenage years I discovered Norse and adopted to that as well.

I offer this related image to OP.

You knew it was coming, guys.

What kind of Adventure books would /lit/ recommend?

>>1166277
Fictional cookbooks are works of man.

books you discovered on your OWN when you were a little kid that turned out to be amazing. books you received as gifts don't count.

one day i was looking for a book to do a book report on (anyone remember pizzahut's bookit program? do they still do that?) and i found this bookcover with a mouse carrying a sword.

redwall started me down a furry path of literary wonderment has lasted into my late 20's. i still read books from the series to this day.

>>853648
You're both smalltime.

EUALLIAAAA~!!!!

/lit/! Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to grimdark Redwall. Go!

Anyone else remember reading these back when you were younger? I just came across my old collection of these books, and reread the original. They're still good fun