/lit/ - Literature

I'm having a good Christmas; I worked out, ate some good food, and got some cool gifts. I hope you reading this is having a great day as well.

>read several books
>keep notes while reading and write a book report after I complete a book
>my writing has improved

Yay

https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/55389/pg55389-images.html
This is a PSA to read Niels Lyhne. It's free, fun to read and dense. A danish classic.
I don't know why this doesn't make it into any of the /lit/ charts, but it should. This is a book for dreamers, for those who are alone in essence and for those who seek the truth with the true spirit of inquiry—those who seek it with hope and love for all humanity.

I fucking love books, bros. I fucking love reading. I love how it soothes my brain and ends the sizzling of harmful thoughts in my brain. I love how breathing becomes easier, my movements become nimble and my thoughts become light—weightless. I feel as if I become condensed into all of creation and it into me; but like a dandelion, this condensation of words whisks me into the air of ideas when one might have thought me sequestered on a single contemplation.

>list of 10 favorites

Others comment, rate and rec

Describe your last bowel movement with a book title

What books, or writings, do you consider depression curers? I’m always looking for books that can lift me out of the periodic funk

>be me
>go on /lit/
>it is shit
>go back to reading

What's a comfy book to read at this time of year? Doesn't have to be winter/Christmas related, but bonus points if it is.