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any recommendations for comfy books like this I would love to run away with Alice
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Haven't read OP, but
>comfy books
Moby-Dick (in parts)
Magic Mountain
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>>25594592

Try England Afoot (1911).
You'll love it. It's not fiction, though, but a travel book, sort of. A love letter to all that lies outside the cities of England.

Downloaded it from PG a week ago and received my own printed edition of it yesterday.
I always print out books that I can't purchase anymore or can no longer read because they are too damaged.

I'm currently waiting for the delivery of, I think, 9.
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disclaimer: haven't read either



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