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Reviews For Growing Pains
Author's Response: Thanks, I'm glad you liked it!
The last time I acted out that badly, I wasn't able to sit down for a day! Severus and Tobias are a lot more patient than my folks were. Hooray for Tarzan (the book version, not the movies). I discovered them when I was ten and then proceded to read everything Edgar Rice Burroughs ever wrote. Author's Response: yeah, mine too, LOL! And I've lived with and babysat for so many of my sisters' kids and their grandkids and I used to teach preschool (3,4, 5 year olds) so I remember quite a bit and after that I just don't know. I try and put myself into the persona of the character I'm writing at the time and I guess it works. I love Tarzan too, which is why I put the reference in there.
Author's Response: Yeah, Tobias is pretty smart, except when it comes to pregnancy--LOL! And Severus has finally begun to trust Tobias more than a little with the children again. And yes, Harry knows who he can get away with more, Toby is stricter than Sev, for obvious reasons. And Severus will love the gift Tobias is making.
Author's Response: Yes, i suppose so. It basically means, if you don't have something good to say about someone, you should keep the bad or insuting comments to yourself. That way you don't hurt someone's feelings, especially if they're a friend or family member.
Author's Response: Thanks, i thought it was hilarious too!
Author's Response: Thanks and I write kids very well because I have 11 neices and nephews and also 5 grand-nieces andnephews, plus I was a preschool teacher. So I have a lot of experience there. Every one of my neces and nephews is quite a character and I still remember over half of the things they did and said, some of them are still small.
Still, children have a limit to their capacity to share so it's quite normal. I expect that once Lexy starts to share her mother with Harry, she'll have jealousy fits too. After all, so far only Harry has had to share and Lexy is about to get a taste of what having a brother is like. It wouldn't surprise me if she had difficulty with it, as well, seeing how much she and her mum relied on each other after the divorce as well. The baby question was hilarious lol Author's Response: You're right, and Lexy will have her own fits as well, since her mother has been her constant, but she has only had Alaina all to herself for three months, while Harry had Sev to himself for three years, so he's bound to react more strongly. And I find the way kids describe babies and pregnancy hysterical.
Author's Response: I figured you guys did, since it's pretty much an internation organization, but I thought it'd be funnier if he had no clue about such things, since he is an only child and a boy who doesn't really have many girls to interact with. He only just met Hermione and Lexy during the year after all.
looks like harry needs a sex ed talk. lol. My mama didn't end up ever giving me one. She tried once, I think I was 11, and by that time I knew all about everything. I had been a bookworm for many years at that stage, and I definetely hadn't limited myself to books designed for children! I always found it funny that mum wouldn't let me watch high rated movies, but she never worked out that the books I was reading were completely unsuitable for my age. Anyway, mum started to give me 'the talk', but she looked so nervous I told her not to worry about it. No point really, I'd read up on the subject. I really liked this chaper, and all the others. The mother's day breakfast is a cute idea. xox Author's Response: Ha, that's pretty funny! My sister had to tell me everything, my mother was too embarrassed, she was brought up in the age when women still called getting a period "the curse" and no, I'm not kidding. So my older sister, who is now an OBGYN, explained everything to me. Good thing, otherwise I'd of been very confused. And Sev will make sure Harry understands the facts of life too when he's old enough, right now he's only seven. Thanks for your review and see, i had Harry and Lexy upside down in a tree too!
Author's Response: Yup, kids say the funniest things! |
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