Ever too old to read children/middle grade books?
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One of the great things about this Forum is the MANY DIFFERENT OPINIONS
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You need to red the rest in the series. They were all good.Dando wrote:Never too old!! I recently went browsing in my local library and spent most of the day sitting in a chair in the kids section rereading The Giver.
No one is ever too old to read children's or young adult books. I like the innocence and wonder of children's books. Children's books are very creative and the illustrations can be wonderful. Nothing wrong with reading them…who do you think is writing them
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Thank you!!!ylisa7 wrote:You need to red the rest in the series. They were all good.Dando wrote:Never too old!! I recently went browsing in my local library and spent most of the day sitting in a chair in the kids section rereading The Giver.
No one is ever too old to read children's or young adult books. I like the innocence and wonder of children's books. Children's books are very creative and the illustrations can be wonderful. Noting wrong with reading them…who do you think is writing them
My point exactly!
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Obviously, it's not my thang............." No one is ever too old to read children's books "
WRONG! I am!.......room for a difference of opinion y'all is the way to go........
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Anytime. I think people should read whatever they like to read. It's better than reading nothing at all. I tease my niece and ask her how her "vampire smut" books are, lol. I do it in a loving way and she knows it I find it wrong of people to judge someone for what they read.Graverobber wrote:Thank you!!!ylisa7 wrote:You need to red the rest in the series. They were all good.Dando wrote:Never too old!! I recently went browsing in my local library and spent most of the day sitting in a chair in the kids section rereading The Giver.
No one is ever too old to read children's or young adult books. I like the innocence and wonder of children's books. Children's books are very creative and the illustrations can be wonderful. Noting wrong with reading them…who do you think is writing them
My point exactly!
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Ya wanna read " Kit-lit " ( thanks moderntimes! ) be my guest!...
My TBR list is bigger than I can cover in my lifetime, my priorities lie in whittling down that list...............
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