Re: jewish characters in Salinger
Jim Rovira (jrovira@juno.com)
Thu, 24 Jun 1999 17:17:27 -0400
Tis a wonderful series of books. When Lewis first started writing them
he did so for one particular girl. He said that she's be too old to read
fairy tales by the time it was published, but once she got older still
she'd be able to read fairy tales again and then maybe she'd read the
book he'd written for her :)
Jim Rovira
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On Thu, 24 Jun 1999 01:33:14 -0700 (PDT) Laughing Man
<the_laughing_man@hotmail.com> writes:
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>>From: Camille Scaysbrook <verona_beach@geocities.com>
>
>>Actually I did start reading `Cowgirls' and I'm thoroughly enjoying
>it
>
>Never said it wasn’t good (it is). But speaking of great books:
>
>I just bought “The Voyage of the Dawn Treader”, A Puffin Book edition
>in
>paperback from the early 60’s, with a cover illustration slightly out
>of
>focus to give the illusion of 3D- just beautiful! At a bookstand for
>$1, I
>might add! I’ve never read C.S. Lewis in English, and even though I
>planned
>to give it to a girl I’m dating (she is really fond of the
>Narnia-books),
>I’m almost tempted to read it myself first. Actually I have already
>started.
>
>How many parents are reading aloud from their old Pooh-, Narnia-,
>etc-books
>and wonder how they could ever put them away?
>
>Full of cute-ness and politically incorrect statements and beauty!
>What
>would we have done without the English college fellows living their
>life in
>their own heads?
>
>/The Aslan Man
>
>
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