Intro and Inquiry

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[Sabrina asked]:
>My inquiry to you all is....was anyone (over 18) reluctant about 
>reading what is known as a "childrens" book?

I'm never reluctant to read any kind of book and find myself enjoying 
Dr. Seuss a lot more than my kids do.  Please continue with any book 
recommendations, whether for adults or kids.  I can't wait to find 
The Odessa Stone.  One of my favorite fantasy books of all time is 
called The Wolf King.  It's long out of print and I can't remember 
who wrote it, but I still have my copy from when I was twelve.  I 
plan to dig it out and read it to my daughter soon.  I think it was 
written for young adults, rather like HP.  On an adult level, I still 
love the Chronicles of Amber by Roger Zelazny and The Coldfire 
Trilogy by C. S. Friedman.  And David Eddings and Katherine Kurtz.

Nicky Joe