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Re: Who read these growing up?
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10/31/14 05:28 AM
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Yeah I read all of them, and the Tom Swift series, Tarzan, and anything else I could grab. When my boys were young we read the x-x Boys series. Now they are a favorite of Will's, and he is reading the Hardy Boys books. I like the fact they are clean, not badly written, and the good guys always win. It was like TV when I was growing up, you might say it was wholesome fun. F Troop, Rat Patrol, Hogans Heroes, all the westerns. No bad language, no wardrobe malfunction, no open sex. A kid could watch anything, and guns were not bad.
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