/lit/ - Literature

>>4253609
>>4253616
>does this have to happen every time someone asks for recommendations on /lit/?

Depends on whether or not their are more transient trolls from other boards or true /lit/erati around at the time. If we give you a recommendation, you'll just want another recommendation after you finish that book. If we don't give you your second hit, you'll still have the habit pattern for looking for quick and easy recommendations. That's the path to becoming a vapid plebeian who buys whatever new feelgood cotton candy hardcover a corporation insists is the new novel for the ages that week.

None of that is rooted in a spirit of cruelty. You've actually found one of the only boards on 4chan that understands how existentially terrifying saying the wrong thing to the wrong anon at the wrong time can be.

If you didn't read or can't accept all of that, your suggestion is pic related.

Are Visual novels safe to post here? Or are they considered Video games or anime?

pic related

communist scum need to read this book.

>>632325

just about (guesstimate here) 95% of childrens books contain anthropomorphic characters too.

I fucking loved this book growing up. It came with cookie cutters and recipes.

I don't know what it is, but this book always has me feeling better about myself at the end. Great read and highly recommended.