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Old 03-22-2009, 10:58 AM   #49
Tattncat
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Originally Posted by electristan View Post
My mom keeps all "The Boxcar Children" books as they were the one i learned to read with. I remember the first book the most, and it was fun to re-read years later. The rest of them turned into typical youth mystery books but its still nice to have them all for my kids (that don't exist yet).
The only surviving book is a very old copy of the King James version of the bible. Although I've read it many times, I did not read it until adulthood. The first book I remember reading and enjoying was the first vol. of the Box Car Twins. After that I was hooked. My very favorite kids book would be "The Secret Garden" by Burnett, after that the original translaton of the Bros. Grimm and 1001 Nights, both out of the Harvard Classics. Great reading for a bored eight year old.
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