The half blood prince

[frualeydis]

I maybe should say that I have now read it too, so if somebody still has filtered discussions on the book, put me in. I finished it on the way to Estonia and Rickard on the way home and now Valeria is working her way through it. In english. At the age of 11 (well, soon). Though they have some english even in the first grade nowadays it's not really until fourth grade, which she just left, that you start with it properly. The school books have short dialogues and "stories" about what is in a room etc. And Valeria is reading The half blood prince (adult version). Oh my, what role playing computer games can do ;)

Eva

Comments

[merastra.livejournal.com]

Oh my, what role playing computer games can do

Hee! Rah for Valeria! I like the pictures from earlier too. They look like they're growing up into pretty young women.

[galiana-db.livejournal.com]

Hey, that's great!

I wish they had easily accessible language immersion programs here in the US. I ought to buy myself some French computer games. :)

[(Anonymous)]

Adult version? Are there different ones? I haven't read it yet. That's really impressive though.

[(Anonymous)]

oops, didn't mean to be a nonnie
/Monika

[frualeydis.livejournal.com]

Apparently theres more kissing in the adult version. To quote The princess bride "Is this a kissing book?"

Eva

[(Anonymous)]

As far as I know the only difference is the covers.

/Sara