Out of Sequence Reading
Jim Flanagan
jamesf at alumni.caltech.edu
Fri Jan 19 19:55:11 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 9751
I was introduced to HP by listening to Jim Dale's tapes of book 3,
POA, while I was refinishing some furniture. My wife *made* me
listen to them -- I wasn't interested in reading a "kid's" book,
especially because it was being so over-hyped at that time. The
furniture was finished before the tapes ran out, but it was too late -
- I was hooked.
Listening to the book 3 tapes didn't spoil books 1 and 2 for me
because Jim Dale's reading was so entrancing that the actual details
didn't seem to matter. I think it would have been different if I had
actually *read* POA first.
-Jim Flanagan
...Who has read BOTH PS and SS, AND is is nearly finished reading all
four in French, AND read The Magician's Nephew BEFORE The Lion, the
Witch and the Wardrobe.
> Anyone else read 'em out of order?
>
> Amy Z
>
> ...who worries deeply about those poor children who actually pay
> attention to the numbers on the spines of the newer Narnia editions
> and read The Magician's Nephew before they read The Lion, the Witch
> and the Wardrobe
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