Oh, good. I guessed not, but I keep overreacting to everything this week so I figured, why stop now? :-p
The funny thing is (and maybe it's to do with where I'm looking), the slam-Twilight conversations don't seem to involve leaning on kids' assumptions. They're conversations between and targeted to adult audiences: not talking to kids about book content, but about kids and book content.
Not just where you're looking, alas. Insert so many nods that I look like a bobblehead.
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Date: 2008-09-24 06:21 pm (UTC)The funny thing is (and maybe it's to do with where I'm looking), the slam-Twilight conversations don't seem to involve leaning on kids' assumptions. They're conversations between and targeted to adult audiences: not talking to kids about book content, but about kids and book content.
Not just where you're looking, alas. Insert so many nods that I look like a bobblehead.