/lit/ - Literature

Any other kino novels involving the napoleonic wars (or any wars following that style of warfare)

what are some other good examples of comfy aristocracycore books, preferably involving war to some extent
>tfw you will never waltz with a beautiful princess while wearing a spiffy military uniform before marrying and impregnating her then going off and getting blown to pieces in some war
why even live

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Favorite quotes thread

>War, what is it good for? absolutely nothing. Huh!

>read 400 pages already
>tfw there are still 1000 pages to go

Not that I mind that tbh. Anyway, this book is impressive and very touching. Why don't you guys talk about it? War and Peace thread, I suppose.

hi /lit/
is War and Peace a worthwhile read for the casual reader? I've read many classics, so I don't think I'll have any comprehension troubles, I just don't read too often and I'm fairly slow. A book about Napoleonic wars in Russia sounds pretty bad ass but I wanted to know if you all think it's worth my time or if it's overrated. thanks! also is there a specific print or translation that is best?