/lit/ - Literature

What's so guilty about it?

>>6933733

It's YA and half the book is graphite sketches

Graphic Novels

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This in about two days.

>>6933706
the move was better tbh

This YA trilogy about aliens.
The final one comes out next year.

I hope Evan and Cassie survive and their love thrives.

>>6933706
I read that. IN 8TH GRADE FAGGGGOOOOOTTTTT

Definitely these, although they're technically for anyone.

Series of Unfortunate Events.
It's actually better when you're an adult.

Almost done reading this and I love it.

I don't care what /lit/ says, the man knows how to tell a story.

>>6933706
Currently reading through the series. Curios how the Tv show will turn out

>>6935060

Catcher in the Rye
>>6935045
Muh nigga.

>>6935060
I've read that series, plus the three books that take place before The Mortal Instruments.

and enjoyed them both

>>6935041
TinTin is fucking great

>>6933706
>Tell us your guilty pleasures, /lit/. We won't judge.
I know this incredibly curvy woman, she's married, but I can't stop ogling

>>6935189
CirR isn't a guilty pleasure.
It's a mark of patriciandom to realize that the whole 'Holden is a phony the book sucks!' meme is just that- a meme.

Anything by Dan Brown.

>>6933706
/Genre fiction general/ ?

>>6935801
Nobody has guilty pleasures over literature. Of course that means genre fiction or even lower.

[?]Twilight[/?]

Hemingway, fantasy novels, Emile Zola, adventures novels, any book featuring a society/city I'm unfamiliar with really, it's as if I was binge-watching reality TV shows.

Any book promoting atheism. I know they're smug, and I'm just as smug for reading them but I get a kick out of it. :(
Don't judge.

>>6935938
You're a faggot for giving into memes. There's no valid argument for God, so christposters resort to fedora memes. Reading anything that questions popular beliefs is good for you. Quit being such a worm.

>>6935903
err how is zola a guilty pleasure?

Discworld

Books of blood, got to have my Barker fix.

>>6935903
>Hemingway
>guilty pleasure
I'll hook you straight in the mouth.

The James Bond and Ender's Game novels. I also read those Twilight books a long time ago.

>>6935798
I read itwhen I was 13and liked it a lot

>>6935064
>mfw the spinoff

>>6933706

I can't get enough HP Lovecraft, despite knowing that he is just an above average pulp writer who essentially recycled the same plot for about a decade and a half.

>>6937151
Oh, it's because he's always destroying people in his books. Old people starving and dying of cold, young people drinking their livers out, young prostitutes going mad (due to their DNA, lol).
Anyway, he's kind of predictable after 3 or 4 books and I always found his notions outdated and his style quite fitting whenever I'm feeling a little down.

>>6933706
I fap to cp and touch little girls

>>6935064
Kill yourself.

>>6933706
I shamelessly enjoyed that book.

oh my god please give me sauce or a name on that gif thats the perfect women

>>6933706
Binging on /lit/, buzzfeed videos, and incest porn when I have had a bad day.

>>6935330
bless you.

>>6933706
They're so, so bad.
But that makes them so, so entertaining.

>>6940404
sharknado-tier writing

>>6940404
That's funny. I read the first and some part of the second (i dont know why, maybe i wasnt too much into books as im now). I always liked eragon. Yes, is the copy of the copy, but i think it made the adventure entertaining for a young boy.

Today i dont know what would i think about the book. I feel dissapointed at fantasy books, when i was younger i enjoyed books about quests and fantasy. Now, reading patrician lit has made me insensitive to those books.

>>6942493
absolutely disgust

>>6942493
I actually own an abundance of katherines. I picked it up before knowing /lit/ hates cuck man so I'm kind of exited to see why.

>>6933706
>>6935041
>>6935045
>>6935189
>>6939899
>>6940404
I grew up on this shit

>>6942440
If you read them today you would have a pretty great time, for completely different reasons.
>>6942336 is right, it's the same reason "The Room" is a masterpiece, it's something so entirely awful that it's a treat to sit down, read, and just experience it.
I'm actually considering buying that $30 collector's edition.

>>6933706

>I enjoy audio books more than actual reading

>>6940404
First book was good. Got halfway through the second. Didn't know about third or fourth.

>>6944558
>good
bro i was a fuckin nut about these books when i was younger and i still managed to grasp that they're trash

>>6935045
Correct

>>6942493
Same

The man writes really emotional books with great great characters and plots that keep you reading

His conversational prose style is nice, too

>>6944558
>first book was good
Sure thing, kid.

It's the only YA book I'll go back and read regularly. Part of it is nostalgia, part of it is the whimsy, and there are plenty of other bad books I enjoy, but this is the only one I feel genuinely bad for liking.

Have you ever been to a cheap fast food place and thought this food is poorly cooked by some spotty failure of a human who doesn't even read books more advanced than spot the dog and this burger has less meat than a vegan bbq in it but yet you like the food.you enjoy eating the food.

The twilight saga is like this for me

>>6944663
well aren't you special

>>6944722
don't call me kid, kid