/lit/ - Literature

This book any good? It looks maximum comfy for the current season.

Open to suggestions for other comfy winter books.

Previous comment deleted because I typed like a fucking sperg.

The worldbuilding is good especially with regards to the setting which is comfy, believable and it is either researched quite well or paints a picture such that it is quite realistic especially in the beginning. The plot is also much better than what was expected although it is quite gradual at points.

The use of mythical creatures and aspects of poetry is quite evocative of Tigana. However, the prose is not as dense as GGK's.

I felt like this book surpassed Uprooted (which is a low barrier) and there is a spark of something in this book which I haven't seen in other books.

The sequel, however, looks like it might shit the bed based on the summary.

Unlike Uprooted which was bad, this one had a far more solid world building prose and plot and is fairly worthy in my eyes

Anyone here read this yet? It's really good, and really comfy.

>>8946798
I got something much comfier for you anon. Check this out.

>>8941627
Hey anon. I see you're looking for something new to read. Check this book out. It's comfy and good. You'll have a marvelous time. I promise.

This has a little girl protagonist and is comfy.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/25489134-the-bear-and-the-nightingale

This book looks ultra comfy. Seems to be getting decent reviews too