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I want to buy a book for my little sister who just learned to read as a christmas gift. Anyone can recommend something good? I want to give her a actually good book she can also read when she gets older, not that retarded bullshit " about a girl who got new roller blades and fell and hurt her knee and mommy came and made it all ok THE END". Some of my favourite fun reads are the discworld books but I imagine that would be kinda hard to digest for a kid, or not?

>pic unrelated ofc

>> No.5848313

>>5848306
you're giving your sister homework for Christmas. Don't do that.

>> No.5848317
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>>5848306
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>> No.5848325

>>5848306
You don't have to do anything, you've already given her the gift of reading as a Christmas gift!

Alice in Wonderland

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>>5848306
Give her something by Shel Silverstein.

>> No.5848345

>>5848317
Already have that cuz i was a kid who liked books. Also a shitton of fairytale books

>>5848313
She's getting a shitton of toys and shit from parents. It's not like I will ruin christmas for her. At her age I already loved reading books so maby I can give a bit of that passion to her :)

>> No.5848351

>>5848306
That's a great first sentence.
She learned to read as a christmass gift.

>> No.5848355

>>5848332
Never heard of it. Definitely will check it out, thanks.
>>5848325
Alice is awesome but almost impossible to get in my language sadly.

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>>5848351
>>5848325
gotta use them commas a bit more

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>>5848355
>Never heard of it.

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>>5848355
>never heard of it
also try Redwall. I don't know if a girl would like it as much as I did, but it was one of the first books i read by myself

>> No.5848397

>>5848387
>pic related is a cuck

>> No.5848402

>>5848380
Im from Europe. Many of the books popular in the US are almost unheard of here.

>> No.5848403

>>5848397
go back to /pol/

;)

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bump for more suggestions

>> No.5848743

>>5848306
little prince

>> No.5848753

>>5848306
discworld is probably a bit much but some of pratchett's stuff for younger readers is cool. the truckers/diggers/wings series for example.

>> No.5848766

Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus

>> No.5848810

>>5848730
Some of the Moomin novels by Tove Jansson. The kid'll thank you when she gets older.

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ore no imouto ga konna ni kawaii wake ga nai!

>> No.5848863

A Series of Unfortunate Events is a great introduction to lit for adolescents. She might not be quite old enough though.

>> No.5848879

>>5848810
>>5848863
+1 for these

>> No.5848888

real-talk, this may be the time for some Pokemon manga. the Sherlock Holmes birthday will come around just as surely as the Dante birthday, worry not

>> No.5848932

>>5848363
Commas can't fix fudged syntax

>> No.5848951

>wasting your childhood reading

What a lame-o

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>>5848951
you are on /lit/

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>>5848306
Harry Potter
Loli Alice in Wonderland
A math textbook to save her from the horrors of liberal arts early

>> No.5849041

>>5848306
The Complete Works of Plato

Seriously
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1168507/Five-year-olds-taught-philosophy-Plato-bid-encourage-reading.html
http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/children/

>> No.5849230

Buy her the Greeks

>> No.5849271

>>5848306
>I want to buy a book for my little sister who just learned to read as a christmas gift
Do you live in Africa, OP?