/lit/ - Literature

don't tell me you didn't think there would be a chart, anon.

>>23422301
>there was a scene of rimjob in it, it was heaven
him rimming her, or vice versa? (no interest whatsoever if the latter)

>>23234868
Anon I...

>>22166925
>>22166935
i need MORE

in praise of the stepmother? the devil in the flesh?

While we're on this topic, what are some good books featuring relationships between older women and younger men? Aside from the ones on this chart.

>>18949452
Been looking for Older Woman and Younger man romances for a fair while now as well. Sadly, there doesn't seem to be much that I can find which:

>Is sweet and wholesome, without there being some kind of affair.
>Is not erotica
>Has a nice, happy ending.

However, here are some of what I've found that fits those criteria based on the synopsis of it:

>Harold and Maude by Colin Higgins
>On the Island by Tracey Graves (Pretty new, when compared to what /lit/ usually reads)
>Aunt Julia and The Scriptwriter

Other than that, here's this chart. Beware however, many of these don't exactly fit the three points up there.

>>18930324
>Not putting up the updated chart

Looked through that myself already. Sadly most of them, are either pretty depressing or simply perverted/degenerate. Not exactly what I'm looking for.

>>18920282
Sounds interesting anon, here's a chart of some stories in the genre. However, I don't think it'd fit your criteria of being sweet and wholesome. More of the opposite really, for some odd reason.

I just finished reading the synopsis for all of these novels listed on this chart here.

Anyways, I'd like to ask for more recommendations of this genre. However, I've noticed that most, if not all, of the novels here seem to be rather degenerate, perverted, and immoral. Are there any stories of this genre that are just sweet and wholesome with a happy ending?

>>17289383
here is the new one I made.