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So, does anyone else feel like this story has been repeated? Recently, even...?!
To me, only in the very superficial sense of having a young male protagonist who is exposed/initiated into a world of magic. There are quite a few differences: England vs. America, a formal magical education vs. dribs and drabs from one's uncle and neighbor, a supernatural community that is at the forefront of the books vs. one that is only hinted at, etc. Also, as much as I enjoy the Harry Potter books for what they are, I love Bellairs' spooky detailed imagery far more than anything Rowling does. Perhaps that's because I read Bellairs first, or perhaps it's because I'm American. I dunno.
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Someone who seems to never have read the book continues to insert corrections that aren't even close to the actual story. Attention, moderators! — Preceding
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So, does anyone else feel like this story has been repeated? Recently, even...?!
To me, only in the very superficial sense of having a young male protagonist who is exposed/initiated into a world of magic. There are quite a few differences: England vs. America, a formal magical education vs. dribs and drabs from one's uncle and neighbor, a supernatural community that is at the forefront of the books vs. one that is only hinted at, etc. Also, as much as I enjoy the Harry Potter books for what they are, I love Bellairs' spooky detailed imagery far more than anything Rowling does. Perhaps that's because I read Bellairs first, or perhaps it's because I'm American. I dunno.
Applejuicefool (
talk)
21:47, 8 November 2012 (UTC)reply
Incorrect Edits
Someone who seems to never have read the book continues to insert corrections that aren't even close to the actual story. Attention, moderators! — Preceding
unsigned comment added by
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21:00, 2 January 2019 (UTC)reply