/lit/ - Literature

Anon do you know what anime this is from? Also I would suggest you read Jane Eyre or A Fire Upon The Deep

>In Search of Lost Time
good pre-bedtime reading
>Cannery Row
makes you wish you had friends
>The Crossing
just read the first 1/4th; extra feels if you're an older brother or have/had a dog

There are lots books. There is a book called the Bible. It is a book found in hotels. Fun fact: you are encouraged to take the book if you want to read it further.

If you want more specific recommendations, you need to be more specific.

>>18849742
Shin Chan

>>18849733
The Darkness that Comes Before by R. Scott Bakker.

Call of the Crocodile

>>18849755
tried reading that shit; I'm never taking recommendations from that /sffg/ dumpsterfire of a general ever again

>>18849733
>no pretentious shit, please
Are you aware of how pretentious this can sound?

>>18849733
Hegel's phenomenology of spirit.

>>18849733
this is something light you can enjoy in an afternoon

>>18849742
Sorry, don't know the anime.
>>18849746
I want something light, comfy. Adventureus, but not chosen-one-has-to-save-the-world. Low commitment story. Maybe some mystery. Interesting places and concepts.
>>18849773
'Tis was but a jest.

Btw. I'm writing down all those titles and will go through them later.

>>18849733
>>18849786
>kindle
>'tis
>reddit spacing
jesus fucking christ, kys

The Rainbow Fish
Bernstein Bears
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
Star Wars Episode 4 the Novelization

Anti-Racist Baby
Gender Fluid Baby
Marxism for Your Gender Fluid Baby

The lit masterpiece Call of the Crocodile

>>18849804
I separated the response to a post with a general message so it doesn't look like I'm saying it just to him, you fucking sperg.
>>18849816
>pic related

>>18849742
Odd suggestion but both very good.

>>18849733

>>18849847
I want an actual American /lit/ chart now

>>18849847
Missing CotC but otherwise good

>>18849902
please stop

>>18849902
This desu

>>18849847
What do those lines even mean?

>>18849938
Progressions and optionals

>>18849902
Call of the Child

>>18849947
So which on is progression? The yellow one? It's 5 books progression with 8 optional?

>>18849914
>WhereDoYouThinkWeAre.jpg

>>18849733
I’m sure you’ve heard Blood Meridian get recommended a hundred times, but it’s the reason I’m writing and spending time on /lit/.
So that may not be a good thing.

>>18850009
I don't know anymore, I try to spend as little time on 4chan as possible these days.

>>18849786
The Wind-up Bird Chronicle

>>18849847
>hating seinfeld
filtered and cringe

>>18849733
>>18849786
I'd say Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit. It's not hard, it's pretty comfy and light. Theoretically it's a philosophical book but there are comfy adventures, easy to follow plot, nice structures, easy to follow prose and writing. And filled with philosophical concepts, mostly in dialogues. But really fun to read, it's great for any beginning /lit/fags.
Seriously, I read it a few years ago and it got me into literature.

>>18849743
Nice recs anon

>>18850240
based

>>18850240
This. Hegel is pretty much entry level German Idealism. Which, to make a little joke, means that it is "ideal" for beginners. There's a strong through line in the plot and the ending is just wow.