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It's in the title, broskies. I read the first 50 pages of The Name of the Wind and thought the fireside scenes were pretty comfycore. Also The Hobbit and a lot of The Lord of the Rings is pretty comfy. Anything else like that? Should I just finish TNotW first? But what about sci-fi? What are some comfy books there? Thanks /lit/bros.
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the master and margarita
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>>7588472
Already read it tbqh.
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100 years of solitude
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