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⌈ Secret Post #3207 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Advice thread - Book Club

[(Anonymous)]

So, anon with the 8-year-old-neice here. I was wondering if anyone had some advice on what I should talk about with her. I've read the book (Upside Down Magic) and it's a super quick read. However, she's obviously going at a slower pace. She can read about 2 chapters a week, and that's when we talk. But 2 chapters covers almost nothing. (Example: it takes 2 chapters to cover 1 test the MC takes.)

I've already asked her what kind of magic she'd want to have, what she likes about the book/characters, what she thinks should happen next. She's too young to talk in depth about characterization or word-choice or political commentary. How do I keep this interesting?

Re: Advice thread - Book Club

[(Anonymous)]

I missed previous mentions of this. She sounds awfully young to do a proper book club. Maybe choose shorter/easier books that she can read in one or two sittings, and then discuss more basic level stuff like what she liked or didn't like about it?

Re: Advice thread - Book Club

[leisuretime]

I think the questions you've asked are pretty much as far as you can go. You might ask what she thought about what characters do, but beyond that...