Corrupting the young....

Mister White

My sixteen year old niece came over to me the other day, and asked if I could help her out with her English lessons.

My niece is an absolutely gorgeous blonde by the way, so I am very happy that I am not her father, as I would probably be worried sick every day...

She had to read a book that had been made into a film, but the book and film needed to be noticibly different.

So I advized her to take Casino Royale.

She did, and her teacher allowed it.

And I'm very happy to say she really enjoyed it.

I was also happily surprised when she came over to me again yesterday and uttered the words:

"Uncle, what can you tell me about SMERSH, because they seem really interesting?"

christotheman

Her journey with the Bond books and films has just started.

Napoleon Plural

Mister White wrote:

My niece is an absolutely gorgeous blonde by the way, so I am very happy that I am not her father, as I would probably be worried sick every day...

We'd all be worried sick Mister White if you were her father and were referring to her like that... )

Thunderpussy

I have a habbit of reading a Bond novel in a day and really getting it to it,My youngest daughter on seeing this several times asked me if she could have a go at one.Deciding that she was a little too young ( I was 13 when I read my first) I gave her Hurricane Gold and.After two days and only one chapter she returned the Book ,Seems My love of all things Bond won't be passed on. )