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I re-read the first three Artemis Fowl books today while I was sick in bed. It was cosy. As. Fuck. I think nothing is more cozy than childrens lit.

Also ask me anything.

>> No.4958657

>>4958641
>implying all lit isn't childrens lit

>> No.4958667

There are like eight books now, does he ever bang that elf chick?

>> No.4959663

>>4958667
Stopped reading after the sixth and though the series quickly went downhill. Does it get any better?

>> No.4959684

I still don't really understand what's meant by cosy in the memetic sense.

>> No.4959721

>>4959684

It's no different than the literal definition dummy.

>> No.4959747

>>4959684
Think about times that you've been literally cosy. It is what those times all have in common.

>> No.4961361

>>4958641
Did you touch yourself when Artemis wanted to fuck Holly?

>> No.4961366

You read three books in one day?
What, did you not digest or stop to think about any of them?

>> No.4961382

>>4961366
There are some really heavy themes and symbolism to ingest in artemis fowl, I'm surprised he didn't read secondary or tertiary literature first.

>> No.4961385

The only thing I remember is a dwarf that shits everywhere.

>> No.4961392

I always thought the Redwall series and the Pullman trilogy were comfy reading.
That and the Abhorsen books

>> No.4961514

I remember buying and reading the last Alex Rider book when it came out since I liked the series in middle school. I was kind of surprised how fast I chewed through it and how much fun it was. Children's lit is like candy for the brain.