/lit/ - Literature

>>22048882

For me it's this badboy, it's also the last book I've read. Took me almost the entire week just to get through the first 30 pages, and then it clicked with me and I read the rest in a day. Probably my favourite book, at least the one that I've only read for the first time, of the year so far.

>>19382926
Not until the end but the end hits like a ton of bricks

Any books similar to the leopard
I’m using it for a comparative essay and need a story similar to compare, thanks

I’m planning on using the leopard as a comparative text for some coursework I just need a book similar to that (preferably 19th century) where I can compare the social situations around the two stories
Any suggestions

Should I get this? Been hearing good reviews of this book wondering if it’s worth the read

Should this book be considered reactionary literature?

Name a better novel.

>muh sicilians

Best Italian novels about the life of the upper classes?

Do you guys now more novels about the lives of Rich Italian families, like The Leopard, preferably settled on the period between wars, or during World War II?

Also, do you know more books about rich Jewish families during World War II, like “The Garden of the Pinzi-Contini”?

>sali leggera i non pochi scalini
della scala interna e si gettò nelle braccia di Don Fabrizio; gli diede, sulle basette,
due bei bacioni che furono ricambiati con genuino affetto; il Principe si attardò un
attimo forse più del necessario a fiutare l’aroma di gardenia delle guance
adolescenti. Dopo di che Angelica arrossi, retrocedette di mezzo passo: “Sono
tanto, tanto felice...” Si avvicinò di nuovo e, ritta sulla punta delle scarpine gli
sospirò all’orecchio: “Zione!”
Wtf is this anime shit doing in the middle of a literary work?
Or has my mind been eternally poisoned by the few manga I've read when I was young?