/lit/ - Literature

I haven't read it in about a decade, but it was intensely whimsical, which I miss. The sequel was alright.

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These were ones for me. Read up through the 20s for magic treehouse and the first few of Jacques. My brother ended up collecting pretty much all the Mossflower books.

Pic related was still in middle school, but it holds a special place in my heart.

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the mermaid scene gave me an exceptional pre-teen erection

It's the only YA book I'll go back and read regularly. Part of it is nostalgia, part of it is the whimsy, and there are plenty of other bad books I enjoy, but this is the only one I feel genuinely bad for liking.