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Its power did not hit me until years later when I re-read it as a much older reader.
This is in reference to the older reader last week who disliked the campaign for Allstate Insurance featuring the character named Mayhem.
I came, as an older reader, to love language, and I often reread Derek Walcott and Jamaica Kincaid for that reason.
It's that feeling that Oppel has captured here, and which will create a sense of nostalgia in the older reader, and a sense of recognition in the younger.
Mean-girl high jinks provide the main action in "Runt," but "Trash Can Days" is more complex (as it should be, since it's geared toward a slightly older reader), and the Dirty Little Secrets blog is just an amusing diversion.
The reader learns a bit more about real frogs in "999 Tadpoles," a Japanese import aimed at a slightly older reader with a longer attention span, increased appetite for narrative and deepening curiosity about the world, including its dangers.
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Ah, a joke for older readers.
(Note to older readers: "sick" is good).
I would recommend it for older readers.
Some older readers may remember The Big Freeze of '63.
There is mature content here only suitable for older readers.
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