Thread: What book do you still have from your childhood?
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Old 03-16-2009, 12:27 PM   #41
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I have no physical remnants of books, but I did buy The Mouse and the Motorcycle in e-book because I loved it so much as a child. The oldest book I have is a very beat up Ace Double with Space Willies on one side and I think Six Worlds Yonder on the other.

The kitten in the Dick and Jane series was Fluffy and was used to introduce two syllable words...
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