I had Enid f Blyton and CS Lewis.and I am not unhappy at that fact. The wishing chair and the faraway tree are some of the happiest memories of my childhood. I also liked the naughtiest girl but I think that might be a bit weird.
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I read Enid Blyton when I was tinybut Fungus the Bogeyman will always be dear to me as my dad read it to me (and happened to look quite like Fungus at the time, except with a comedy 80s Tosh Lines tache as well)
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sadly I haveno idea what you speak of. My reading was very advanced and I was well through TLOTR by the age of 11 so my teen years were mostly spent reading Sci-fi / fantasy classics and encyclopaedia brittanica.
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Thu 23 Oct 2008, 16:13,
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It's Raymond Briggs, not some sort of 'reading for the empty of skull' prescribed toss.Funnily enough, my reading was also very advanced, but I still enjoyed having my father read to me.
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Thu 23 Oct 2008, 16:15,
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I enjoyed having my fatherin the same country, but that was a rare occasion. having him read to me never happened once.
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