/lit/ - Literature

Welcome to /lit/'s top 50 children's books. This is a poll created to determine our board's favorite children's books. Conditions:
- You can vote for a maximum of 5 books and a minimum of 1.
- Duplicated votes don't count (example: using your 5 votes for The Big Cat will only be counted as one vote).
- Please format your votes like this: Book - Author (example: The Little Fairy - John Smith, or The Little Fairy - Smith if you're in a hurry).
- Why not 100 books? This poll is intended to be a smaller version of the annual chart.
- The poll will close in February 23 (Friday), then the next day (Saturday) we'll have the tiebreakers, and the chart will be posted the next day (Sunday).

Vote here: https://forms.gle/kDKSZssgZbaCgKnx7

>1 recent movie about pinocchio
>2 upcoming adaptations of pinocchio
>1 upcoming videogame about pinocchio
>none of them wanna portray him as the criminal devil child he was in the original book

>he's just an allegory for Italian morals and ethics
holy shit after all these years I finally get it...

Is the Pinocchio book worth reading? I rarely read books, and I'm trying to get back into it by the way.

Just think about it, everytime he LIES, his NOSE
gets BIGGER