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Group: alt.2eggs.sausage.beans.tomatoes.2toast.largetea.cheerslove · Group Profile
Author: BazBaz Date: Jul 15, 2007 08:54
On Sun, 15 Jul 2007 09:07:01 +0100, Geep nospam.demon.co.uk>
wrote:
>In message 4ax.com>, Baz
>yahoo.co.uk> writes>> I was very distracted by a small lad in our row who was obviously too
>>young and a bit bored. He was a terrible wriggler and just kept making
>>noise and etc. Ho hum.
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>What age, does the team think, is ideal for an introduction to Harry
>Potter? My Mum wants to buy a DVD for James, and has seen HP on sale -
>is six a good age, or too young? James is aware of HP, but has not seen
>any of the films, or read the books.
I think six might be a bit young but there were six year olds at the
movie last night so what do I know. My youngest read the first book at
about 8 IIRC. What I'd do is buy the first book and try reading it to
him. If he gets bored and seems not into it, put it aside for a bit
longer.
>Mum says that, when she was shopping, parents seemed to be buying comics
>and DVDs for children about the same age as James. I just don't know
>what he would make of it. Either love or hate, I suppose. He loves Dr.
>Who, although hasn't a clue what is happening, half the time :-)
I lurve Doctor Who. I'm a Dr Newbie though. I think it's David Tennant
that has me hooked . If they switch Drs on me again I might loose
interest ;-)
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Baz
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