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pagansoul · 03-27-2009, 09:22 PM

Across the street lived Dawin, an only child, while I was one of six. He was best friends with my brother, Jim, and played every day with Matchbox cars and green toy soldiers. I would go with Jim to play but I was more interested in his huge collection of Dr Seuss books. My favorite was 'Go, Dog Go'. I still smile when I see it but I never got one for myself. I was always content to leave it over there. Nothing ever last in my house, we were barbarians. Dawin's books always looked new, year after year.

Now as I go older, 13, I came across 'Classical Myths That Live Today' by Sabin and brought it from my public library. I still have it today. Copyright 1927. Still has all of its pages. I would love to have it in ebook. So many b/w photos and drawings, it would look great on my Kindle.

03-27-2009, 09:22 PM	#53
pagansoul Fanatic Posts: 509 Karma: 1098204 Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Earth Device: iPhone5, iPad Gen3, Kobo, Kindle Fire, Kobo Vox. Samsung Galaxy Tab 7	Across the street lived Dawin, an only child, while I was one of six. He was best friends with my brother, Jim, and played every day with Matchbox cars and green toy soldiers. I would go with Jim to play but I was more interested in his huge collection of Dr Seuss books. My favorite was 'Go, Dog Go'. I still smile when I see it but I never got one for myself. I was always content to leave it over there. Nothing ever last in my house, we were barbarians. Dawin's books always looked new, year after year. Now as I go older, 13, I came across 'Classical Myths That Live Today' by Sabin and brought it from my public library. I still have it today. Copyright 1927. Still has all of its pages. I would love to have it in ebook. So many b/w photos and drawings, it would look great on my Kindle. Attached Thumbnails Last edited by pagansoul; 03-27-2009 at 09:45 PM.