Re: jewish characters in Salinger

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Camille

Right, you got through it when you were a child, many people do, and will in 
the future. But it is by no means STRICTLY children's lit. If we wanted to 
get pedantic and munch apples we could say that virtually NO children's lit 
is for the child alone, that it all has a darker/deeper side that the adult 
can plumb at will (the Wizard of Oz is maybe the best example of this, 
MAYBE). The point is that those works are still relevant to the reader 
returning to them years later.

Mirjam (right hand) and Rick (left hand)

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