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I probably started reading your books in Grade 7 or 8, but now I'm fourth year university and just recently re-read A Solitary Blue. It remains one of my favourite books.
I read Homecoming when I was 10. I wanted to be like Dicey as I too was a tomboy and loved the outdoors. I thought that I "got it" but rereading it as an adult now, I don't think I got as much as I thought I did. But my reading skills were there and I enjoyed it immensely. I was a bookworm though. Most of my classmates probably wouldn't have been big on it in 5th.
I started reading your books at age 11 when I'd hide out in locker rooms to be somewhere quiet and less overwhelming. Re-reading them now there are some things I didn't pick up on but not as much as I would have thought. I'm re-reading A Solitary Blue now and my hyperliterate 10 year old keeps trying to steal it from me.
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Mar 20, 2017 07:26AM
I probably started reading your books in Grade 7 or 8, but now I'm fourth year university and just recently re-read A Solitary Blue. It remains one of my favourite books.
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I read Homecoming when I was 10. I wanted to be like Dicey as I too was a tomboy and loved the outdoors. I thought that I "got it" but rereading it as an adult now, I don't think I got as much as I thought I did. But my reading skills were there and I enjoyed it immensely. I was a bookworm though. Most of my classmates probably wouldn't have been big on it in 5th.
I started reading your books at age 11 when I'd hide out in locker rooms to be somewhere quiet and less overwhelming. Re-reading them now there are some things I didn't pick up on but not as much as I would have thought. I'm re-reading A Solitary Blue now and my hyperliterate 10 year old keeps trying to steal it from me.
