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LilGodfatherontheprairie An/offer :marseygodfather: this is who I am now  1yr ago (text post) 587 thread views #191001
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Books you loved reading as a Kiddo

Morning rDrama :marseywave2:

I'm feeling nostalgic this morning, so, what books did you read as a kid that you loved?

Here's mine:

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I picked this up when I was 10 or 11 and I can confidently say that this is what made me want to be an author when I grew up

I also was read the little house on the prairie books, but we only got to book 4 as a class, so I'm reading them again.

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Obligatory goosebumps and animorphs but I also remember really liking Little House on the Prairie and Boxcar Children and this shitty dystopian book, Among the Hidden.

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I remember Among the Hidden. I don't think the first couple books were too interesting, but the later ones explored more of the setting. I remember one called Among the Enemy where the protagonist ends up training for the Population Police. I reread that one a lot.

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Holy shit id forgotten all about those until just now, utterly absent from memory for probably 2 decades. My elementary school was small and a bit rural and i read the entire library. I can perfectly picture the front cover but I dont remember what they were about.

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I think i read all of them and i remember only the boxcar and a kid finding a cracked mug

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Wait it was a series?? Holy shit. I only ever re read the first one a bunch :marseyautism:

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I respect how boxcar children just kept going and going even after the original conflict with the boxcar was resolved

its like if I wrote a book about a hostage situation that gets resolved at the end, and then I wrote thirty sequels about the wacky hijinks that the hostages got up to afterwards

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Lmao

Never even thought of that.

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