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Not buying anything else for a while as Kidface will insist on reading the whole series of things he likes and refuse to read anything else but will keep referring to this thread and thanks
See if you can get him to turn to French novelists, perhaps through the three musketeers and count of Monte cristo, before launching him on Zola's monumental Les rougon-macquart seriesNot buying anything else for a while as Kidface will insist on reading the whole series of things he likes and refuse to read anything else but will keep referring to this thread and thanks
i missed this oneFucking love those covers-proper folk horror
...in the original French.See if you can get him to turn to French novelists, perhaps through the three musketeers and count of Monte cristo, before launching him on Zola's monumental Les rougon-macquart series
See if you can get him to turn to French novelists, perhaps through the three musketeers and count of Monte cristo
By the time he gets round to them I envisage him being 13 or more...in the original French.
(The Zolas are a bit on the no sex front though.)
Anais Nin here.At my kid's age, I had ploughed through Jilly Cooper, Jackie Collins and an Australian magazine called Cleo that had a naked man centrefold and was mostly about orgasms.
A bit violent...
Half a King is less violent and suitable thoughi
Sorry phone glitched so double quote. I agree. Half a King is his young adult stuff and really good . I'd recommend it.A bit violent...
Half a King is less violent and suitable though
A bit violent...
Half a King is less violent and suitable though
Do you mean The Dark is Rising? That is quite good. Also Box of Delights. But they’re straying away from fantasy a bit.
the orginal covers shat me up - buy second hand
Yes, works as a stand alone. I've read the first law books, and when asked to find a book for nephew aged 13 read HK to check it out. It's less bloody but still cutting would be my appraisal.Does it work as a standalone? Have a copy of it, but haven't any other from that particular series.
Yes, works as a stand alone. I've read the first law books, and when asked to find a book for nephew aged 13 read HK to check it out. It's less bloody but still cutting would be my appraisal.
I have been looking for it online!I got a huge nostalgic wave of excitement rush over me just seeing those covers
I could also almost smell the old library that used to be at the end of the road I grew up on
Box of Delights is amazing- love folk horror for kidsAbsolutely love these but I think very much aimed at kids.