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What is the best "children's" (...) 07/25/24(Thu)05:18:17 No.23625346

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What is the best "children's" literature? Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)05:18:17 No.23625346 Archived

I'm very into the naive style of Roald Dahl, Wes Anderson, and "The Wind in the Willows." I'm looking for and longing for those autumnal, rural vibes, from a time before mass information. What do you recommend?

It doesn't have to be autumnal, that was just a touch.

Anonymous
07/25/24(Thu)06:03:55 No.23625429

Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)06:03:55 No.23625429

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For me, it is Moomin books by Tove Jansson

Anonymous
07/25/24(Thu)07:46:27 No.23625612

Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)07:46:27 No.23625612

The Iron Giant i have great memories of, any of ted hughes’ children stuff in general. Can’t go wrong.

Anonymous
07/25/24(Thu)07:51:18 No.23625619

Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)07:51:18 No.23625619

>>23625346
For me in children books I like Maria Elena Walsh and Gustavo Roldán fables

Anonymous
07/25/24(Thu)08:24:57 No.23625710

Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)08:24:57 No.23625710

>>23625346
bros I cant wait till I have children to read aloud to.

Anonymous
07/25/24(Thu)10:09:38 No.23625890

Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)10:09:38 No.23625890

if you want niave, rural and autumnal read "anne of green gables". made me cry. i've read a lot of the "north american tomboy" books and that certainly is the one that best fits what you describe.
>>23625710
hahaha yeah bro it'll be so great when i have kids a woman that loves me and a house and i'm complete and don't hurt. so excited.