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On Sun, 21 Jan 2018 14:01:14 -0500, "Mr. Luddite"
wrote: I tried reading "War and Peace" as a young teenager under the strong "recommendation" of my mother who encouraged reading. She didn't care what I read over the summer school vacations ... as long as I read. I gave up on finishing "War and Peace". Too high brow and philosophical for a 14 year old. I was pretty heavy on WWII non-fiction in those days. My parents were the same way. I just needed to be reading something. That was where my father's tastes leaned so I got his hand me down books at first and then started going to the library when I got to high school. I didn't really have one close until then. Once I was in town every day, I lied about my address and got a DC library card. ( I was a mile over the line in PG County by then) |
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