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A little while back I wandered over to a post about the disappointing nature of much YA literature, on a blog called Ask Nicola. I recommended she try the Attolia books, and she did! She posted a review on July 15 under the heading Young Adult Adventure Redux. And she loved them! So, feeling very proud of myself now for connecting the right books to the right people. But feeling also a little silly because my links always fail...
A little while back I wandered over to a post about the disappointing nature of much YA literature, on a blog called Ask Nicola. I recommended she try the Attolia books, and she did! She posted a review on July 15 under the heading Young Adult Adventure Redux. And she loved them! So, feeling very proud of myself now for connecting the right books to the right people. But feeling also a little silly because my links always fail...
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Date: 7/21/08 05:29 pm (UTC)Way to spread the love, Philia. :)
What do you think about what Nicola said about the general pattern of the books - that Gen always wins and finds it convenient to be underestimated?
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Date: 7/21/08 05:38 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 7/21/08 05:43 pm (UTC)(On another note, I love your icon.) :)
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Date: 7/21/08 05:46 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 7/21/08 05:40 pm (UTC)It's a slightly more cynical answer to the question we've discussed before, of why the point of view of the books keeps getting farther and farther away from Gen. And it's a valid answer, but certainly not the only one (since we all came up with so many others as well!)
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Date: 7/21/08 05:45 pm (UTC)