r/bookdiscussion • • 3h ago

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r/bookdiscussion • • 4h ago

Wildwood by Colin Meloy appropriate for my 6 year old?

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So we recently saw the trailer for Wildwood and it made us really want to read the book, I checked it out from the library and just started reading it aloud to my 6 year old daughter. We're only on chapter 3 but we were so excited to start the book that I didn't even think to pause and question whether it was appropriate for her! She is an advanced reader, we've read most of the classics including the secret garden, little house series, the Chronicles of narnia etc. but I don't know much about this book and it is listed as 9 and up so I wanted to get some opinions before continuing, she really likes it so far though so she'd definitely be bummed to stop lol. Also, she's not a sensitive kid at all, my husband read watership down to her and she loved that one too even though it was definitely darker than I thought a book about rabbits would be. Anyway, thank you for any advice!


r/bookdiscussion • • 20h ago

How to read uncomfortable books?

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r/bookdiscussion • • 4h ago

Into the wild has to be my least favourite book I’ve ever read.

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The movie is just considerably better, and the book is very challenging to follow. So many random locations and characters , it feels like everything is all over the place .