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Hm…. The one I call “Lylith” would probably be for 13-15 year old readers and “The Author’s Way” would be for 10-14 year old readers. The thing is, I am not very good at writing scary scenes, so younger people could most likely read them also.

YES THE MOVIES!! I have seen the three they sent out and am waiting for The Silver Chair. (And The Magician’s Nephew, The Last Battle, and The Horse and His Boy, but I’m not sure if the producers are going to take them on.)

I definitely recommend the Hobbit and LOTR. One problem with the Hobbit though, it seems the adventure is always happening and doesn’t let the characters rest much.  The Fellowship of the Ring and The Two Towers do better in that and are really interesting and exiting. The Return of the King kind of drags out, but it is still very worth reading. The Silmarillion drags out even more, but if you like history, it’s a good choice.

Actually, in The Author’s Way, I have the characters talk to me and express their anger, uneasiness,  thankfulness, etc… about the plot and turns of events. So far I’ve killed at least a hundred side characters. Heh heh. Oops.

Jared: “YOU’RE A MURDERER!!”
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“I am the Author” I said in a low tone. “I decide everything that ever has happened, is happening, and will happen for the rest of your life.”