/lit/ - Literature

I want to read some novels about sex with young age people, preferably with some erotims. Can you give me a help with the names of the books?

>>10275907
>Stroheim
Stanley Kubrick

Uhm-Bare Uhm-Bare

>go to community college
>lit class is full of extreme normies
>semesters almost over
>quiet all semester, only talk when giving really good reports and projects
>finally got my 7 inch long hair cut to short hair on the weekend
>kind of average looking hairy guy, pretty chubby
>cutest/classiest girl in class turns to me before class and says "I like you're haircut :)"
>book report due
>I chose Lolita at the beginning of the semester
>have to read report infront of class
>open with
>"This is the character study of a pedophile, and at the end another pedophile steals the girl from the main pedophile. It is one of the most beautiful books ever written."
>people laugh like "is this guy serious?"
>teacher has to constantly chime in saying "this book is one of the most influential and important books, and is used in academia constantly"
>doesn't matter, community Chad and community Stacey are just here for their parents and don't know why the fuck I'd choose this book
>end up getting through it pretty well
>teacher was pretty happy
>students think I'm scum
>TL;DR
>quiet guy reads Lolita book report to community college class after getting a compliment from a cute girl and will never even be looked at by anyone for the rest of the year

it was worth it desu

Humbert Humbert was actually a disgusting predator

Why is Lolita a recommended read?

>>8077750
>i read it for the plot

So its my first time reading lolita and i look up a passage i dont quite understand and i accidently come upon a huge spoiler. what do i do now? the flame feels a bit extinguished

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