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Old 09-13-2009, 11:34 AM   #62
emellaich
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Originally Posted by desertgrandma View Post
tsk tsk........such young people on this forum.

Does no one else remember "The Five Little Peppers and How They Grew", or "The Bobbsey Twins" adventures?

"Little Women", of course.
I read the Bobbsey Twins, after I ran out of Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew. The interesting thing about reading when I was growing up was the selection.

I lived in a small town that was thirty miles from the metropolis (population: 17,000 -- the metropolis that is, my town was only 586). Our library was in two rooms. I don't know if I would have read the Bobbsey Twins or not today given the much wider selection on the net. I'm sure it was much too kiddish for someone as mature as I was . However, back then, if you were hooked on reading you read what you could get, and I quite enjoyed them.

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