What is the coziest book you have ever read?

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>>8361214
My diary, desu.

>>8361214
Oblomov.

>>8361214

Something wicked this way comes.

Recently, I'd say Inherent Vice. Pretty cozy.
Some others would be Stoner or The Sorrows of Young Werther.

>>8361264
Why do you find crying comfy anon?

Don Quixote, closely followed by one of Turgenev's short stories called Bezhin Meadow.

White Fang.

>>8361290
This.
And Redwall desu.

>>8361214
Green Eggs and Ham.

>>8361214

Dune is cozy af famalam

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Vermont autumn's and posh private schools.

The Baron in the Trees by Calvino. It's like a fairy tale for adults

>>8361334
I read the Goldfinch by Tartt and found it very comfy too

The Magic Mountain

Some English ghost stories and lovecraft

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>>8361214

>>8361287
Turgenev is a good one but in fact most of Russian literature is, Pushkin and Lermontov are super comfy and Dosto can be, Chekhov too.
In other literature the cushy Paris stuff in Hopscotch or Nadja is nice and if you can do it Ulysses is super comfy, but so is Portrait if you cant.

>>8361214
Norwegian Wood

>>8361214
I've seen this .gif maybe 10 or 20 times but just now realized someone in the attic.

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>>8361214
Definitely some really comfy parts in Walden.

>>8361214
I just noticed the fug guy in the attic