Thread: Is all fantasy derivative of Tolkien? How to prove it isn't?
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Old 10-07-2014, 08:15 PM   #73
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Originally Posted by covingtoncat73 View Post
Yep, he sure did. I am more fond of The Light Princess, though. I forgot about E. Nesbit and I read 5 Children and it awhile back.
I first heard of her when I saw a TV version of "5 Children and it" on PBS some time back. There was some interesting comedy in it.
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Like when they ask for their house to look like a castle for the day, but forget to ask to be able to see other things like food and normal furnishings, so that they can't have lunch even after the nurse puts the baby in his chair (he looks like he's hanging in mid air).
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