What readest thou?
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Re: What readest thou?
If you made it through Silm so fast I would recommend The Lays of Beleriand, it has a lot of the content of the Silm, but in poetry form.
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Reading Ranger's Apprentice. IS AWESOME
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I think all my friends have read Ranger's Apprentice! And I have no idea what they're talking about. Kind of like how everybody has seen Princess Bride and I'm here like, "Ummmm..."
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Okay you MUST read Ranger's Apprentice!!!! XD I LOVE it and I have only read 5 of 12 books. Warning, mild language. Clean, very funny, and very exciting.
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Ranger's Apprentice is one of those things I know I'd like but never got around to reading.
What I'm really posting about here is the fact that the Princess Bride is on Netflix and it's a must watch.
What I'm really posting about here is the fact that the Princess Bride is on Netflix and it's a must watch.
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That's what I've heard. My older sister has seen it, but I haven't. Apparently you're not truly a homeschooler until you've seen it.
On another note, has anyone read the Song of Albion trilogy by Stephen Lawhead? I'm partway through the first book, but I was wondering if anyone could let me know if it's worth going on before I do so. I mean, I'm loving it so far, but still I'm curious as to what the rest of it may be like.
On another note, has anyone read the Song of Albion trilogy by Stephen Lawhead? I'm partway through the first book, but I was wondering if anyone could let me know if it's worth going on before I do so. I mean, I'm loving it so far, but still I'm curious as to what the rest of it may be like.
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I know Kristi is familiar with it, Hobbit; can't remember if anyone else is.
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Ranger's Apprentice is about a Ranger's apprentice, quite literally. It is the stories of a young boy who becomes a hero, almost partially be accident, but mostly because of his sharp quick thinking and his amazing fighting skills as a ranger. XD Then it is about his friends and etc. people he deals with and such after the first five books. And it is all AWESOME.
Hobbit: I read a Stephen R. Lawhead series, and I can say that he does tend to draw things out a bit. I haven't read Song of Albion though. His works in general are definitely adult level.
Hobbit: I read a Stephen R. Lawhead series, and I can say that he does tend to draw things out a bit. I haven't read Song of Albion though. His works in general are definitely adult level.
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"Adult" because of the difficulty level or "adult" because of the content? The first isn't a problem whatsoever, the second is.
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