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Old 01-18-2012, 03:02 PM   #29
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Quite a few of Classics Illustrated books are IMPROVEMENTS over the original text, in my opinion. They're quite lovingly written. I quite like The Time Machine one -- much better foreshadowing, imho. I blogged about that awhile back.

However, in general I do NOT like abridged versions.
I did book reports from Classics Illustrated. In school, I hated reading. So I'd always look for shortcuts to get it over with.

Every blue moon or so, I'll read an abridged book; but mostly avoid them. With audiobooks, I won't do abridged versions unless they're dramatized productions like the BBC stuff. Those I really enjoy.
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