Hi Charles, Maturity would have to definately come in to play when allowing our kids to read these books etc. At age 11 I certainly would have understood book 4 and later, but they tend to be moving for older readers. That is a shame as many younger children will not understand why they could read book 1 and 2, but the last books they wouldn't be allowed to read do to the more graphic and adult content they contain. However, you and I both know they will still continue producing the movies, action figures, books, comics, and whatever else for the little kids even though some of the book material isn't reallyage apropriate.
Charles Rivard wrote: > Acording to the author of the books, they are meant for children of the same > age as Harry. So, the first book should be for kids around 11, the second > for kids 12 years old and so on. Where parents make their mistake is when > they let very young kids view the movies and read the books. I have heard > of parents letting 5 year old kids read the first book, or the parents will > read the books to them. Now, by the time these kids are 9, would you want > them to read book 4?? Not me. However, how can you justify to them that > they are too young for this one when they have already read the first 3? > However, there would probably be no problem for a 14 year old to read book > 4. > _______________________________________________ Gamers mailing list .. Gamers@audyssey.org To unsubscribe send E-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] You can visit http://audyssey.org/mailman/listinfo/gamers_audyssey.org to make any subscription changes via the web.
