5 Childhood classics you need to reread as an adult
5 Childhood classics you need to reread as an adult!
INTRODUCTION
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, well according to Andy Williams anyhow, and one of my favourite traditions around the holidays is snuggling in on a chilly evening with some hot chocolate, my oodie, and some of my favourite childhood classics. I don’t know what it is about some of these books, but they make me feel like i’m relaxing into a hot bath at the end of a long day. Not only that, but some of these books most definitely made me into the writer i am today, so attention must be paid.
Here are my top 5 childrens classic rereads for adults!
CONCLUSION:
To conclude, i honestly love each and every single one of the books listed above and cannot recommend them highly enough. There’s something enchanting about revisitng children’s classics as adults, because i think they feel so honest and so completely spontaneous, as though the youth of the protagonists means that anything could happen, even in the most banal of situations. It’s also the perfect escape for when you are tired and want something fairly simple to read with great characters, because for me the characters in these types of stories are always wonderful.
I hope you enjoy these as much as i did, whether you’re rereading them or discovering them for the first time.
Stay Magical,
Kristy Nicolle x
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