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Last post by Tengu 13 May 2012 11:31
Well, my son "Cerm" has joined Gatchfanfic and to my surprise and delight he is actually reading stories there for fun! So, now I'm wondering which stories might be enjoyable for a 10-year-old boy to read. I already showed him the one with Cath's on-board creepy crawly
- which he loved - but I couldn't think of any others off-hand that would be fun for kids. Any ideas?
Thanks for your help!
- which he loved - but I couldn't think of any others off-hand that would be fun for kids. Any ideas?
Thanks for your help!
These are the ones my 10 year old has enjoyed reading;
Zark's day, by EW
http://www.gatchfanfic.com/viewstory.php?sid=1307
it features Doctor Who's K9
Prepare for trouble by Callensensei, a pokemon crossover, but it is rated 13+ so you might want to review it first.
http://www.gatchfanfic.com/viewstory.php?sid=581
and Becky Rock's Jason meets scooby Doo
http://www.gatchfanfic.com/viewstory.php?sid=814
hope he enjoys them!
My son also claims to enjoy reading my 'A World of Fantasy' but I'm sure he just said that to be polite, since it's the only one of mine suitable for his age!
Transmute Jun
Queen of the Bird Missiles
posted 11 May 2012 07:14
It depends on what kinds of stories he likes. There are ratings there, so you can always use that as a guideline.
You'll probably want to avoid the yaoi/yuri and erotica/sexual content fics.
Originally posted by Transmute Jun It depends on what kinds of stories he likes. There are ratings there, so you can always use that as a guideline. You'll probably want to avoid the yaoi/yuri and erotica/sexual content fics.Ha! When I helped him to sign up, he read through all of the rules, including the disclaimers about the really out there stuff that Gatchfanfic won't accept. When he asked, I explained (not in great detail!) what some of those terms meant. His eyes were round!
I dont envy you, any more than I envy the Victorian parents who had to explain to their kids (and `some` did try...others hid the newspapers) what Oscar Wilde had been up to.
Daniella T
GatchaFreak
posted 11 May 2012 14:08
He also writes it, no? I read it and left a review
Daniella T
GatchaFreak
posted 11 May 2012 14:12
Originally posted by jublkeOk, I'm embarrased to admit it, but until recently I also didn't know the meaning of "yaoi/yuri" either, at least, I wasn't very clear about it, as it's not the kind of fic I'd normally read...Originally posted by Transmute Jun It depends on what kinds of stories he likes. There are ratings there, so you can always use that as a guideline. You'll probably want to avoid the yaoi/yuri and erotica/sexual content fics.Ha! When I helped him to sign up, he read through all of the rules, including the disclaimers about the really out there stuff that Gatchfanfic won't accept. When he asked, I explained (not in great detail!) what some of those terms meant. His eyes were round!
Hee hee hee, I had to google them when I first joined the site, glad I did so spared myself a whole lot of embarassment
Transmute Jun
Queen of the Bird Missiles
posted 11 May 2012 18:49
I wish I didn't know what they meant. Coming across those fics was quite a shock!!!!
My son was most surprised by a different term --
Him: No *what* with animals?!
Me: That's why we don't read stories like that.
Him: ---
Well, of course, its a serious sin in that most non moralist of religions, Shinto.
(Its perfectly acceptable in Buddhism, dont worry.)
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