Wintersmith is in the books section in the younger readers bit, with all the other younger readers' books.
Oh. Hm. I read it, and it seemed a bit older-reader type to me. Guess it's all in your perspective, eh? That book is one of my favorite Pratchett books now. It was [i:1aedee9a7d]so[/i:1aedee9a7d] good!
I havn't read any of the Tiffany [somethingorother] books but i was thinking of getting one or all for my little sister. I was wondering whether people that have read it might think it a little advanced for a six year old? I'd probably be reading it to her at night but would the language still be a little hard? She's quite bright but she has her limits as any six-year-old will.
I should hope not. Well I'll be buying that for her... as soon as i have money damn student like wallet* *empty
My God. Dane, you just made me realise that despite the fact I try to hook everyone I know on pTerry, I haven't started my sister on it!! And she's seven! Jeez. What am I like. Anyway, thanks for making me cop on! (albeit unintentionally!)
[quote:bdb978a2cc="plaid"]nah, Tiffany's not too advanced for a six year old. and if it is, it won't hurt the kid, will it?[/quote:bdb978a2cc] Meh, I was read The Lord of the Rings at age 5 (at 4 it was the Hobbit, logically) and I turned out perfectly normal... **twitches and drools a little then goes back to rocking back and forth and muttering.**
