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Comfy books
| Tuck Everlasting, if you haven't read it yet. I also particularly liked To Kill a Mockingbird.
| > To Kill a Mockingbird
> Comfy
... I was gonna make fun of that, but despite the hidden heavy subject matter, it *is* pretty chill, isn't it?
If Mockingbird is also chill for you, try The Rainbow Troops.
| >>426169
It really is. I've read it multiple times growing up, from the first time for class assignment to just later on for recreation, and now I think I have a better understanding of why it's required reading so often.
I'll look into Rainbow Troops, thanks. ^^
| Mein Kampf
| Cat's Cradle is literally chill. Characters aren't really likeable or dislikable imo though, they're more of a vehicle for the story.
Ending was calming in a way.
| Everything by Terry Pratchett.
| Nobody read books anymore. Go along with the time.
| >>426574
What do you recommend instead to someone who seeks to educate themselves on literature, culture, philosophy, etc and keep one's brain active?
| Haruki murakami norweigian wood was pretty read. 5/10 comfort though.
| >>426592
Whoa hold up there. Norwegian Woods might be chill in the way it's told, but it's also sad, and not even "something bad happened" sad, it's more that cosmic existential sadness that lies within all of us.
So, yeah, it's comforting in the same way talking about your depression is comforting, but I hesitate to call it "comfy".
... But hell if you're into that, check out Murakami's other stuffs!
| >>426586
I unironically agree. The second computers were used for anything else than traditional computation you see on campuses it all went to shit.
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| Does anyone have recommendations of comfy books with good plot and likeable characters? Would be nice if itd take place in winter or autumn. <:D help and thanks in advance