What shitty book do you secretly love /lit/?

I like to reread treasure island every once in a while and get the whole pirate feeling going again.

I really enjoyed the City of Ember as a kid. I still find myself thinking about it sometimes.

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My diary desu

>>9262295
Eragon etc

>>9262295
The first three books of the Dark Tower series

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The Remains of the Day. It never fails to make me cry.

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Bernard Cornwell's Warlord Chronicles.

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The Hunger Games are the last series I've read that made me stay up until 2 AM

Any of David Eddings' fantasy series.

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I love Cornwell's Last Kingdom series

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Me too, but it's kind of shitty and formulaic. Every book follows the same pattern and it has been dragging for too long.

Warlord Chronicles is his magnum opus, imo.

i enjoyed the asoiaf books

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No doubt, and he's still writing too. The first 3 were great, but still had shortfalls imo. I enjoyed that he put an effort into involving real history, but fell off after the sixth book.
I'll be sure to try the Warlord Chronicles, thanks

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Not sure if it could be considered shitty because it is children's literature but I have always loved Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of Nimh

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Infinite Jest.

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kek

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Hey! That's not an sb!

The Catcher in the Rye

>>9262312
>treasure island
>shitty book

thems fightin words, kid

>>9262295
Ulysses tbqh

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Same.

I cannot say how many times I've reread the Belgariad and the Mallorean, but it's been often enough that I've lost count.

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The sequels were so shit it's unreal
>durr, I made a popular sci fi book, let me follow it up with a book where farmers get mad at each other but then not for no reason the end.
>hurr, now I'll write something that is hardly even tangentally related about nuclear war and pretend to be deep.
>then they contacted aliens in the forth book

The Bible.

By /lit/'s standards, it would be Blood Meridian I guess. Fortunately in the real world it is considered a good book so I can actually talk about it without hearing a chorus of autistic screeching

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"A chorus of autistic screeching"
I had myself a jolly chuckle at that.

infinite jest

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Emotionally Weird by Kate Atkinson
in fact, I'll say it's my favorite book anywhere but 4chan, really. I first read it when I was 14 or so, and I've read it 3 or 4 times since.

It got mixed reviews, but it's just- I love it. It's a bunch of strange things cobbled together. It's very surreal at times but very funny and strangely charming.