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The Disney version is pretty dark-for a Disney film. Let's remember that the Charles Laughton version also gives the novel a semi-happy ending.
sure--lead into hugo then read les miserable at 23
i would reccomend it. i am just about to read it right now. Wish me good luck!!!
I agree with Toni. While not everything in life is "Disney-esque," and certainly there had been plenty of books and novels that deal with the unpleasant, the deviant, and even the taboo, I wouldn't stop a 13-year-old from reading "Hunchback." In fact, I wish more young people would read it.
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The Disney version is pretty dark-for a Disney film. Let's remember that the Charles Laughton version also gives the novel a semi-happy ending.
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sure--lead into hugo then read les miserable at 23
i would reccomend it. i am just about to read it right now. Wish me good luck!!!
I agree with Toni. While not everything in life is "Disney-esque," and certainly there had been plenty of books and novels that deal with the unpleasant, the deviant, and even the taboo, I wouldn't stop a 13-year-old from reading "Hunchback." In fact, I wish more young people would read it.
