Is it weird that I enjoy “children’s books” as an adult?

[RyanEC]

I recently read a book recommendation to me named “Jonathan Livingston Seagull.”

It is technically a children’s book written in 1970, but it has themes I can appreciate as an adult.

[jennifer_bloom]

I like children's books too. I do not buy them cause I read through them too quickly and it feels more wasteful than a casino when I consider how much I spend on a book verses how long I get to read the book. This might seem absurd to many people but I consider length when buying a book and prefer books that have a higher ratio of pages vs. cost to buy.

[ClaircognizantEmpath]

hey, well for me it is written by an adult from their perspective so it makes sense that you or anyone can relate to it... i might just try it out...

[goaded]

The best children's books are written for adults, too. I can't remember reading Jonathan Livingston Seagull, although it was recommended to me when it was fairly new.

I recently thoroughly enjoyed the trilogy A Good Girl's Guide to Murder, even though it's aimed at young adults.

[tonyacrusch2]

no, not weird

[itsclearlynicholas]

Not at all sir 😀