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Comment on Series fiction – Mister Monday and Halt’s Peril by Mr Symonds

Mr Symonds — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 06:56:08 +0000

Fair comment…I will think of some examples which work the other way, though!

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~<*A.M.E.B.*>~ — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 00:50:01 +0000

TOTALLY AGREE, Flanagan’s characters are great. These are a series to be reread over and over. BUT I disagree when it comes to other fantasy worlds and their units of measurement (or curses as is the case in ‘the Way of Shadows’). It doesn’t bother me, personally, as how are we otherwise supposed to understand when it is in the language of another world? Just think of it as a translation.

Comment on City of Bones, by Cassandra Clare by ~<A.M.E.B.>~

~<*A.M.E.B.*>~ — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 00:30:12 +0000

by the way, sorry!! I meant Mr Humphreys, not Mr Humphries. My apologies!

Comment on City of Bones, by Cassandra Clare by Mr Symonds

Mr Symonds — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 22:37:44 +0000

Okay, Amy…I am working on it! Some great ideas….leave it with me.

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~<*A.M.E.B.*>~ — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 04:10:35 +0000

Was Armageddon’s Children the one I started reading of Terry Brooks?? How else is it themed? Is it the post-apocalyptic, depressing story of desperate struggle?? Because of what I have read, that can make a difference. I started reading the beginning of City of Bones over my friend’s shoulder and thought it interesting – but it was set purely in everyday life when the fantasy figures are working behind the scenes. In my opinion, this builds to make a much more fascinating read as it can be believed to be real and around us; everyday, normal, boring us. Rather than being placed in a possible future. Admittedly though, Obernewtyn was awesome, but it also wasn’t very depressing, rather, lots of hope.
What types of fantasy do other readers in our school like??? There should be a census for the library. It would have VERY interesting results (like how many vampire-obsessed girls there are – not me Mr Humphries! They are merely another genre, a bit shallower and good for a light read. I would go crazy if that was all I read). The quiz/census could even be done on the homepage, one for teachers and one for students. Make it colourful and it would catch everyone’s eyes EVERYday. Make them sign in with their school account (hello Mr Edwards for some help I’m sure) and we could get genuine results.
Imagine what the English department could do with it! Maybe.

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