I read that one a couple of years ago. I did enjoy it, though I found it odd since I have another favourite book that also deals with one of the boy actors in Shakespeare's company - though without the time travel - so I kept wanting to say, 'But Will wasn't like that!'. Which of course is nonsense, Cooper's version of Will is just as valid as Antonia Forest's.
I'd say your daughter's just about the right age to enjoy the Dark is Rising. There are five in the series. Over Sea and Under Stone is first, though the second, The Dark Is Rising can be read independently of it. After that you need to go in order.
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Date: 2007-10-07 01:11 pm (UTC)I'd say your daughter's just about the right age to enjoy the Dark is Rising. There are five in the series. Over Sea and Under Stone is first, though the second, The Dark Is Rising can be read independently of it. After that you need to go in order.