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Thanks for the critique, Myth. Much is appreciated. I will go through and look for the typos that I didn't catch and change some things around. Now that you say ...

Not my favorite work of fiction, but the way the way the narrative was told blew me away. This is a very inventive way of writing. I thoroughly enjoyed the ...

That's just it, though. Nabokov translated Lolita into russian after it was published in English, so it could have nothing to do with translation. EDIT: Never mind the above post.

His adult works are very dark, a lot darker than his children work.

If I were to pick my favorite children's novel by Dahl, I would most likely have to pick between The Witches and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. As for his ...

I guess that you could call it that. Yes, I'm going on a Nabokov craze.

What is it about? I'd google it, but I feel lazy right now. I think that I have heard of it.

One of the best stories that I have ever read. C. S. Lewis was a literary genius. 10/10 for me.

I just finished reading it a few days ago. Nabakov sure was a brilliant writer. I especially liked the ending where Humbert murders Quillty.

I read the book when I was in fifth grade. Lovely book. Wonderful writer. So sad that she died.

I read in my appalling English II class a month ago. I enjoyed reading it. Quite difficult at times. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed it.

Then again, his children stories are brilliant to. Yes, I enjoy his adult works, especially My Uncle Oswald.

I, personally, love his darker adult short stories.

I read Les Miserables in six grade. It took me about two months to read it, but I truthfully loved it.

Wonderful novel, not my favorite though.