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Old 08-06-2005, 08:31   #23
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Re: harry potter or shakespeare?

I have to ask ... but why is shakespeare the yardstick by which everything else is judged.

Children and Adults need to have a broad reading base, and I'm sorry but shakespeare should be dropped in favour of more modern authors.

Shakespeare has it's place for those studying English lit, but mainstream should offer a much wider choice.
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