Thread: The Emptiness of 'Literary Fiction' and the Stereotyping of Genre Literature
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Old 06-19-2011, 11:13 AM   #76
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Me too! Actually, I thought it was very inventive and fun for kids of all ages, but what bothered me about it was that Harry always wins. I mean, always. All the games and tests--everything. It was very predictable in that regard.
i like happily ever afters
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