Title: An Intersting Perspective
Product review: I'm one of those people who have never been able to grow out of children's books. I found this one in the back of my public library, and it has quickly become one of my favorites. Pamela Service does a wonderful job of tying in the familiar legend of Arthur with a future more real to us in the Nuclear Age. What results is a twist on both worlds not easily forgotten and refreshing to enjoy. Because this book is from the 80's, I would recommend reading this with your child, to explain all the background Pamela Service draws upon. Nuclear war isn't as big an issue as it was then, and Arthur isn't as well read as it was then. Most younger children may find it confusing because they have not grown up with both worlds in the background. In my opinion, this extra time will make this book and its sequel much more enjoyable.
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