/lit/ - Literature

I read this when I was 12 and thought it was pretty fun. It was years ago, but I have fond memories of it. Has anyone read this recently?

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Series of Unfortunate Events if you're a patrician

Septimus Heap if you like Discworld and rich, tightly-constructed worlds

Harry Potter is amazingly entertaining despite its flaws, but I'm sure you've read it already

The Hunger Games books are more thought-provoking than most

The Alchemyst books are fun if you're a mythology nerd

Pic related is legitimate literature

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Pleb

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Not pleb

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Patrician

I read this when I was like 14. Any thoughts?

I really liked it.

read this like 4 times

Hey /lit/, dumb/a/ss here. A friend reminded me of the book in my picture, which reminded me of how much I miss reading fantasy books. I was wondering if you guys know of any good books that center around the main character going on a quest in a medievalish era preferably. I already took a look in your recommended area and didn't see anything that sparked my interest. Also, are there any books that have a monster girl that falls in love with a main character?

I think this is relative to the thread.

So what does /lit/ think about this book? Was it written about 4chan?

Hey /lit/, I found a book about you!