So, I'm babysitting my 8 year old cousin. Being the introvert

Does he like dogs?

Read him Where the Red Fern Grows

harry potter sounds about right

>>7516222
As much as any child. Thank you, anon! It looks cool, putting on the list.

Do the Chronicles of Prydain series. Very old-school, King Arthur-type adventure novels.

>>7516215
read lolita to him

>>7516215
Treasure Island
Arabian Nights
Gulliver Travels

>>7516215
>gulliver's travels
>heart of darkness
>of mice and men
>watership down
>the road
>the wind in the willows
>zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance
>rosemary's baby
>mössbauer effect in lattice dynamics: experimental techniques and applications

>>7516226
I'm really not sure about it. I should reread the series before coming to a conclusion but it's rally not of my liking.

>>7516236
Noted. It looks good and not ''girly''.

>>7516239
Only if you do it to me first ;*

>>7516242
Also noted. Is Treasure Island like Robinson Crusoé? God, I loved it when I as a kid.

What you anons think about 'A Series of Unfortunate Events'?

Wizard of Earthsea

>>7516272
A Series of Unfortunate Events may appeal to children, but be warned: it contains dangerously high amounts of edge and "le so random XD" humour.

hatchet series by gary paulsen

>>7516215

Roald Dahl

I second Arabian nights, I heard Wilde wrote some pretty cool fables too but not sure if they match his age

>>7518196
Yeah Roald Dahl

Read him Danny the Champion of the World. Was my fave growing up.

>>7518196

Wilde did fables/short stories that would work well for children, but at 8, I think he may actually be too old for some of them. Something like The Happy Prince is what I'm thinking of.

>>7516594
Here is a man who did not understand what he was looking at.

>>7516215
hesiod