You’re kidding. Really???

I read the series…and have mixed feelings. I loved the start of the first book, it was very pleasant. The second and third book were way over my head technology-wise, and the fourth somewhat rocked. The poetry was awesome, as good as Longfeller. I didn’t like Billy, I loved Walter, Bonnie was ok, Professor Hamilton rocked and Hambone stole the show!

But the main thing that bothered me while reading these books was that the kids remained modern, unlike the Door Within where Aidan and the rest slipped into their surroundings considerably better. (The fourth book in the DIOM might be an exception to this disgruntled impression o’ mine.) Anyway, Billy would be like “Rockin’ sword, dude!”

“Step back, cur, or I shall have thine head!” said the dark man, flashing his sword over Billy’s hair.

“Ok, no prob, knight-feller. Peace out!!!”

You git the idear.

Hey jordan, once the Read-a-Thon is done, are we still allowed to participate in the discussions and start Topics and such? In other words, are we still members after August 31?

Why, thanx!

I personally wouldn’t want to read it, but it’s up for you to decide. (Although it seems that you’d have a hard time gleaning goodness outta that plot!) And I discovered that I actually have seen them in Wal-Mart before.

Good ‘eavens, just the titles would scare me away!

I finished reading a Robin Hood book…has anyone noticed that he HAS to be enemies with everyone he comes in contact with? It just seems that way to me.

I also read a bio on J.J. Audobon (I do not like him!) and I’ve started “Trusting God” and “David Balfour”, the sequel to “Kidnapped”.

What did you read on vacation? I remember going to WA D.C. (I love saying that!)and reading “The Sword Bearer” in the car. Outlaws of Sherwood, huh? The battle lasted fer like, 20 pages…but I loved whatizname…um…*bashing head on keyboard*…that guy!…Will Scarlet??? Somebody loik thet.

What are the Bloodstone Chronicles?