Thread: Lost childhood favorites
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Old 12-17-2008, 12:41 PM   #2
Greg Anos
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Originally Posted by jplumey View Post
When I was ten or twelve, I was turned on to a series of Sci-Fi robot stories called "RoboTech". They're nowhere to be found now. My mother lost my copies and I'm seriously lamenting the loss.

Anyone else read the Robotech series?

Anyone else not able to find their long lost childhood favorites?
Since you have something to go on. Try a search on www.abe.com . This is a marketplace for used books, and you'd be suprised what you'll find there. However, they may be cheap or outrageously expensive, depending on demand. Check 'em out.
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