/fur/ - Furry

While it's not my favorite, I recently read "The Lightning Stenography Device" and one of the characters has his persona played by a snake in the final part of the book. It's a really fun read and it was very fitting for the character's sinuous and devilish nature.

And if comics/graphic novels count, I'd go with SV from Secretary. His struggles and, for better or worse, character growth, was done very well. Also, I had pet degus when I was younger and I thought that it was cool that this story had one as a main character.

>>89187

>Libico Maraja

Seems like he mainly did art for children's books. His art is very nice.

130 Srichangmai Road

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Surin City Thailand

2 December 2018

Dear Anonymous>>89626 >>89707>>89732

I just check my letters this morning sorry for late answer. and pardon me for my poor grammar because I am Asian native here . I heard about Redwall long ago but still never read it . actually I can't find any copy of those book in Thai language except the very famous one like Watership Down / Alice in wonderland / Wizard of Oz etc. Please don't forgot to send me picture of your favorite animal characters in those literature with next mail ship because I want to see it. Yeah as for Mr.Libico Maraja the talent italian artist I fall in love with his art since I was teenage . his art have unique style and fit perfectly with children literature , oldies but goldies. all of his characters look have soul , the soul of fun and happy go lucky , sometime I wonder what I will be if I never read these books , there are many book of Alice in wonderland out there but none of them give me an inspire like Majara's work did. i am fine and my cat is fine too. it's very hard to find furry friends in asia .Hope to see your letters soon

your friends

- A .

Mrs Frisby and the Rats of NIMH

It was of course made into a movie called "The Secret of NIMH." Good movie but the book was better, naturally

>>91210

I am too scare to watch The Secret of NIMH when I was a kid. Don't know why , I have no problem for watch the land before the time , Peter pan ,American tale. Maybe because the forest scene

>>91445

Hah I remember Reynard the fox. it's one of my favorite along with Puss in Boots for Medival books. Lucky it have been translate to Thai language and it's clearly not for kids

>>91470

:/ So as Stalin ?

>>91445

I can't believe I've never heard of Reynard the Fox! I'll give it read shortly after this post.

>>91447

Honestly, I just hope Fig comes out alive. I'm too emotionally invested in her. :(

>>91490

I made an attempt.

As for Fig, I have no idea how things will turn out for her, kind of like the other stories. The only ending I could kind of guess was Solar System's ending. Still, I'm thinking we might actually get a happny, not bittersweet ending this time.

>>91445

Renard/Reynard/Renart has been translated countless times, and there are a lot of stories about him. There was consideration for a Disney Renard animated film at one point, which got muddled up with the ideas for one about Chanticleer thew rooster, eventually resulting in "Robin Hood."

I second the White Rabbit. I've always preferred John Tenniel's drawing. Here's a nifty reproduction inlaid in the peghead of a banjo. One of my characters plays this instrument (at Disneyland).