I'm trying to start reading reguarly but I think I'm

Chronicles of Narnia?

Heh. Sorry kid, you're not gonna make it here... This board is for educated people who have been actively reading since toddlerhood, we don't have time for handholding. Me? I'm working on my Masters of English and Im one of newer guys here. Nothing personal but you're better off going to reddit, kid.

>>9959764
Just read some YA. Most the stuff /lit/ recommends is trash anyways.

>>9959764
My three favorite children's books:
The Wind in the Willows
Alice in Wonderland
Winnie the Pooh

The Coldest Girl in Coldtown
Twilight series (I am not trolling, I am talking serious here)
Throne of Glass Series
Start with these, they are all YA and Twilight is probably the most infamous
You could also search for YA booktubers, they usualy have some cool ya's with them, tho what you consider YA cool may be subjective.
If you think you are too brain-dead, you can keep in YA forever, otherwise I would recommend you to read more then YA's and kids books.

>>9959817
You could also try the more popular ones: Hunger Games series; Divergent series; etc.
Even I who have a burning hatred for 90% of YA's from time to time find one that catchs my interest, so give a try on some of the ones I told you and let us know later who it went.
You could also check out the Deltora Quest series. Is kinda big in the number of issues, but you can read one issue by day (I did this when I was at school, I actualy remember who it went: I came back from school and used my money to buy a new volume, then I spend the entire day reading and usualy ended the volume in the evening... That is, until my money run out, and the bookstore I used closed... My chieldhood sucks some times)

>>9959835
how*
Fucking brain is dying more and more each day

Why is children's literature better than young adult literature? Is it the lack of edginess?

>>9959852
The good in YA literature is the edgyness. Idk what you complaining then anon

>>9959776
>english degrees
>ever

>>9959776
You're a pseud.

>>9959768
this
these are wonderful

>>9959764
The Catcher in the Rye
It's thematicaly complex but it's written in entry-level English. Same with Kafka

>>9959764
Holes

>>9959764
His Dark Materials
A Series of Unfortunate Events

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>>9959764
An all time classic, loved this book