I specifically didn't include WFM because I felt that it was much more straightforward than The Amazing Maurice. I possibly need to re-read it. I'm really thinking of stuff that expects a lot more, a broader, awareness from a still-young audience - Pratchett's work for adults, especially the City Watch and Death books, would fit there, but obviously those aren't children's books. Hm.
The class is only so-so, and this was a five-minute sideline, but I can't stop thinking about it! I'm intensely interested in it.
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Date: 2007-09-30 07:14 am (UTC)I specifically didn't include WFM because I felt that it was much more straightforward than The Amazing Maurice. I possibly need to re-read it. I'm really thinking of stuff that expects a lot more, a broader, awareness from a still-young audience - Pratchett's work for adults, especially the City Watch and Death books, would fit there, but obviously those aren't children's books. Hm.
The class is only so-so, and this was a five-minute sideline, but I can't stop thinking about it! I'm intensely interested in it.