Interesting. They are? I never thought that fantasy books would be used in
English Lit. classes. If it's Tolkien, which I can imagine in a class, he
had more names than anyone. He created whole languages. But I never
thought about others of the same sort being used in any class, except maybe
in creative writing. Now that I think about it, though, there are Science
Fiction classes that I have heard of, so I guess that fantasy books might
turn up there.
Thanks.
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A lot of fantasy books are being used in English lit classes now too, so if one learns better in Braille, and they need to spell all those really long names, Bookshare is probably the way to go.
Amber
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