It's funny: when I read Momo, the thing that grated on me was some of the cutesy-poo elements. The villains I found pretty compelling, but in a very abstracted way that I think, contrariwise, kids would find boring. I think what won me over about it was its whole notion of time and the preciousness of time--which appealed to me on an intellectual level more than a story level, maybe?
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Date: 2015-04-06 11:06 pm (UTC)