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| Postcards From the Shire by SlightlyTookish | 3 Review(s) |
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| Larner | Reviewed Chapter: 40 on 2/22/2006 |
| So often that's what children need--not toys and fancy clothes, but to be included. Author Reply: That's very true. I think that especially for Pippin, as the youngest, being included would be extrememly important. Thanks for reading! :) | |
| Pearl Took | Reviewed Chapter: 40 on 2/19/2006 |
| I can so see Pip wanting to help . . . especially if it's digging in the dirt ;) Well done :) Author Reply: Thanks, Pearl! Pippin is helpful, isn't he? I think he would especially want to help Sam, and to prove that he could be useful :) | |
| Lindelea | Reviewed Chapter: 40 on 2/18/2006 |
| I do like what this says about Sam, and about Pippin--so much in so few words! Not that Pippin was bad-tempered, for all that his cousins spoiled him. Sam had never met a more good-natured child, and it was for that reason alone that he only grumbled a bit whenever Pippin trailed him through the garden, which happened often enough, during his visits. Ah, I like this picture. Author Reply: Thanks so much! It's something I've written about a couple of times in other stories. I like the idea that Sam and Pippin were friends, despite differences in age and social status. A child certainly wouldn't notice that sort of thing, and I don't think Pippin is the sort of person who would as a tween or adult, either :) | |