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(, Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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Don't they say there are only five archetypes of story, or something?
Have you honestly never been a fan of any kind of fiction?

You're dead inside, Monty. DEAD.
(, Thu 20 Sep 2012, 16:26, 1 reply, 13 years ago)
I have indeed, including some sci fi and fantasy stuff.
The dross/quality ratio in all forms of entertainment is depressingly skewed in favour of SHIT, and it makes me very sad.
(, Thu 20 Sep 2012, 16:29, Reply)
Your favourites being Douglas Adams and Terry Pratchett

(, Thu 20 Sep 2012, 16:30, Reply)
*gnashes teeth in loathing*
Bruce Dickinson books.
(, Thu 20 Sep 2012, 16:32, Reply)
What does kiddo like to read?
or have read to her, I suppose. Four's maybe a bit young for reading books, isn't it? I can't remember that far back.

If you like historic fact, do you ever read historic fiction? Sharpe, and that? Or Ken Follett? He's supposed to be good.
(, Thu 20 Sep 2012, 16:32, Reply)
She's been reading and writing for a while.
Just words rather than sentences but still v good progress. She likes Paddington Bear a lot, AA Milne and some utter shit her povvo Kent family have got her. My bro bought her a heritage edition of Hans Andersen illustrated by Edmund du Lac. They bought her 'The Rescuers Down Under'.
(, Thu 20 Sep 2012, 16:34, Reply)
Have you seen Katie Morag?
They're children's books about a little red headed Scots girl from the islands - I get the feeling she's like those.

According to Amazon, there's even a story about trying to get her two grannies to get along...

http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_9_6?url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords=katie+morag+collection&sprefix=katie+%2Cstripbooks%2C452
(, Thu 20 Sep 2012, 16:38, Reply)
Oh nice. Thanks b3th.

(, Thu 20 Sep 2012, 16:40, Reply)
Teach her to embrace her porridge roots.

(, Thu 20 Sep 2012, 16:42, Reply)
That's why I took her to see 'Brave'. It was jolly good actually.

(, Thu 20 Sep 2012, 16:44, Reply)
She likes that Donaldson woman wot done the Gruffalo etc. As do I .

(, Thu 20 Sep 2012, 16:41, Reply)
I read loads of historical fiction btw

(, Thu 20 Sep 2012, 16:35, Reply)
James Michener's historical fiction is good
if rather long.
(, Thu 20 Sep 2012, 16:36, Reply)
Long is good.

(, Thu 20 Sep 2012, 16:44, Reply)
Try "Covenant"
about South Africa, right back to before Cecil Rhodes and all that.
(, Thu 20 Sep 2012, 16:47, Reply)
Ta, Loakers.

(, Thu 20 Sep 2012, 16:48, Reply)

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