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To: BruceDeitrickPrice
All true, but in today’s litigious society, how dangerous can you make it.

I thought it a good book for a boy of 10 with no brothers, a dead father, a curious and mischievous mind.

8 posted on 03/16/2010 4:40:56 PM PDT by Pontiac
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To: Pontiac

Hmm, I went from reading nothing, learned by the first grade, and then onto Hardy Boys and Tom Swift. Then onto the old Marvel comics like the Fantastic Four and the X-Men.

My dad used to open a box and let me read through as many as I could polish off in his collection. Then he’d open up another box.

I don’t ever really remember ‘advancing’ in reading, I just read everything I got my hands on. By grade 8 I was getting into Heinlein and Asimov, and by then I could read anything you could throw at me. I’m pretty sure that by grade 6 I could have done the same, but I wasn’t all that interested in reading ‘difficult’ stuff just for the sake of reading difficult stuff. Like I said I read anything and everything I could get my hands on.


9 posted on 03/17/2010 1:03:38 AM PDT by BenKenobi (And into this Ring he poured his cruelty, his malice and his will to dominate all life.)
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