/lit/ - Literature

>>1056016
Tim Price you're my favorite. I've been looking for a sort of reasonable question to talk to lately because I'm a huge Orson Welles.

Post something funny instead.

Hey guys. So I read this book years ago, when I was a wee lad, but I can't remember what it's called or who it's written by or very much detail at all. Here's what I do recall:

-- A young kid who I think makes money betting on horse races, or perhaps investing. It's something like that but it's a pretty young kid who's rich.
-- He frequently visits I think maybe a therapist. What I remember most distinctly is the therapist letting him smoke cigars (which I think cost a nickel) in his office.

I honestly cannot remember too much else and I'm pretty sure it's a children's type book (kinda weird for a kid's book though). For whatever reason I think about this book relatively often and can never get it out of my mind. I just really remember loving it and really want to find out what it was. It might be a super obscure book, but if any anon knows that'd be really fantastic.

> I'm a huge Orson Welles.