What is the comfiest kid lit?
Comfy children's novels
Lucas Wood
Caleb Garcia
My diary desu
Nathan Cook
Petson and Findus.
Not sure if I remember those names right, but one time they went to get the ingredients for a pancake cake.
Christian Morales
How old is the kid?
Redwall seems a popular choice.
Kevin Allen
Faraway Tree age 3-5
Alice in Wonderland age 5-7
BFG/Matilda etc. age 7-10
Harry Potter age 10-13
The Hobbit age 13-15
Catcher Rye/Gatsby etc. age 15-18
Illuminatus! age 18 and above
Logan Perry
The Bible
Brody Peterson
The Oz books. First one's a little shaky, and there're some continuity issues, but Baum's messages at the beginning of each book are cute, and the whole experience is real dumb and sweet.
Michael White
Pic related by far.
Julian Torres
Frog and Toad is max comfy for little kids. Redwall, The Hobbit and Harry Potter for older kids.
Christopher Smith
boy or girl?
Logan Brooks
The Chronicles of Narnia.
The Horse and His Boy, The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, and The Silver Chair are the most comfy entries.
Angel Gutierrez
i personally really love the phantom tollbooth
Ryder Perry
unironically this
the Voyage of the Dawn Treader was my favorite by far
Grayson Davis
here's my childhood list that i can remember...
chronicles of prydain
wind in the willows
whinnie the pooh
the squires tales
a wrinkle in time
i unironically enjoy kids books like these more than pseudo deep literature
Connor Long
frog and toad is god-tier
Gavin Garcia
Bump
Seeking some therapeutic YA fic.
Logan Gomez
Sabriel
Jose Cooper
phantom tollbooth
Andrew Hill
The Sword in the Stone
Isaiah Jackson
>Not sure if I remember those names right
You do. They're fantastic, I read them as a kid. The Christmas book is my favorite
Austin Phillips
How come no one has mentioned the Moomins yet?
Aaron White
Ulysses.
Jack Scott
Wind in the Willows
Tintin
Moomins
WATERSHIP DOWN
Tyler Robinson
Alice In Wonderland
Winnie The Pooh
Redwall
Roald Dahl
The Hobbit
and honestly Harry Potter
I remember this series by Garth Nix. Its not really comfy in the slightest. Was pretty interesting though, especially with the bells.
Matthew Cox
>Harry Potter
Henry Long
You're gonna try and tell me those books aren't incredibly comfy? You don't have to like them but to deny their comfyness is idiotic.
Joseph Nelson
Why not read something which is comfy and also has literary merit instead, like Tom Sawyer?
Zachary Murphy
moomin, m8