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Old 05-30-2016, 12:01 PM   #641
sufue
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I agree - I think it definitely depends on the child. I also read several of the Dumas titles (full adult versions, not kid versions) when I was about the same age, and enjoyed them.

I have gone back and re-read as an adult, and there were definitely some adult parts that had gone over my head, and I hadn't really understood much of the historical background either, but they were still good stories for a kid who loved reading.

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Originally Posted by piperclassique View Post
Ooh. I read these (the Dumas ones) when I was 11 or 12. Maybe it depends on the child. i'll take another look.
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