/lit/ - Literature

>>3613568
>You could of voted for ron paul.
Boy it sure is 2008 in here.

>>3606469
>There is no organised attempt to raid any other board on /pol/
Tell that to poor /lgbt/.

>The fuhrer discovers jeans, sets the ringtone on his new smartphone to Wagner's Ride of the Valkyries, and is disappointed to learn that Hitler89, his preferred email address, has been taken.

>>2617872
>things are not what they seem.

>mfw
How have I never heard of this

i'm starting at yale in the fall
>life is good

>>1907593
>'adult books'
>for example The Da Vinci Code

>>1752335
>people don't understand music is subjective

>>1733470
>Why risk getting into trouble with Johnny Law by reading pirated copies of books

hey /lit/

can you help me remember the title of a book? im writing a paper and the whole thing came to mind but i can't remember the damned title
Its about this family who live in the woods and they drink from a spring that makes them both ageless and invincible. Then there is a girl from a town nearby who falls in love with one of the boys, but because the boy loves her he doesn't let her become eternal (he sees it as a curse, not a boon)
i think i read it in like 4th or 5th grade so i can't really remember much more.
There is defiantly a movie adaptation.
Anyone have any idea what im talking about?

>>1540568
>>1540568

>Feminist philosophy has a great many interesting ideas

>>1528970

>Feminism didn't bring us out of the caves. Science did.

Nah bro. We let them collect food for us. This enabled us to hunt and invent shit. We have technology because we gave women the right to collect nuts and shit.

Those stupid cunts let it go to their heads though. Just because you can collect nuts and suck nuts does not mean we are equal.

Amirite?

>>1411150

>You are calling me a Western systematiser
>no I'm not

Herp derp derp

>because of this prejudice thing you've got going on and the good ol' western will to systematising

Here we go again

>Reading is a creative activity