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My 11yo daughter loves James Bond movies (and especially Daniel Craig). Because we're going to Jamaica soon I thought it would be fun to do an Ian Fleming read-aloud. Would this book be ok to read to an 11yo (and her 13yo brother)?

JD-Reads-Books Personally I would say no. The books contain 1950s stereotypes that are not acceptable today in modern society. Plenty of casual racism and sexism. Pl…morePersonally I would say no. The books contain 1950s stereotypes that are not acceptable today in modern society. Plenty of casual racism and sexism. Plus some sexual references. It should be down to your own discretion knowing your own children but I don’t think it is suitable. (less)

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Can I read the James Bond books in any sequence? First one I read was The Man With The Golden Gun then Goldfinger and after that Casino Royal.

MisterClown You can read most of them in any sequence, but a few things make more sense when read in order. You will see hints and references to missions that are…moreYou can read most of them in any sequence, but a few things make more sense when read in order. You will see hints and references to missions that are more fully explained in order.

I would say the Blofeld Trilogy is very important to read sequentially.
Thunderball, Her Majesty's Secret Service, and You Only Live Twice.(less)

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