/lit/ - Literature

>>22915342
I've heard they are pretty good. Also "Animorphs" is supposed to be good. But I've only read wings of fire so far.

>>22916681
Yes, I read them with my children. More often older stuff like Narnia, Wind in the willows, Around the world in 80 days.... But sometimes newer stuff. They can understand a lot at younger ages if you read it too them.

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>>21624798
Also, you can homeschool them anyway. They'd go to school but your children will trust and learn from you. Just put in the time. There are many resources online, I like the book lists from www.amblesideonline.org

>>21600376
I've read everything on fifth level from the top and I have no interest in reading level six. I guess I'm done with reading, see you anons outside!

>>21402322
>>21402336
Have you finished the Western Canon? Whatever you think is worth putting in there, is a list of the best of the best, the greatest of all time. Reading anything else is wasting your limited time on untested schlock. How many books will you read in your life 2000? Less? You really think you have time for 51 Shades of Grey?

>>21235754
D'Aulaires' Book of Greek Myths. The
Norse one is good after that if they like the Greek.


Gilgamesh

>>19765331
It's pretty short, just read it.

>>19765447
He should've stayed with Miss. Mary Phattass.

>>19765515
I just read it to my children. I think they quite enjoyed it.

>>19054623
Unironically most of this
Also most of Steinbeck’s shorter books.

What are the best children's books?