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⌈ Secret Post #6738 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What childhood books shaped what you love to read today?

[philstar22]

I remember my dad reading the Hobbit and Heinlein juveniles to me. And then me reading them to him as I learned to read.

The Star Wars EU. Some of the very few English books I could get as a kid in the Philippines. Only grew my love of Star Wars.

Re: What childhood books shaped what you love to read today?

[kaijinscendre]

I was actually into fantasy growing up but I'm not a fan now. I loved the Mercedes Lackey books with the talking horses and gryphons.

I have read exactly one Star Wars novel. I don't remember anything about it but that Darth Maul was on the cover. I think it was a book about him and I think I had a crush on him? Honestly not sure.

Re: What childhood books shaped what you love to read today?

[philstar22]

I grew up in the 90s, so mostly pre-prequels. I saw the OT for the first time when I was 7 and fell in love. We went overseas when I was 9. And it was hard to find English books (pre-internet stores). I loved reading. So I devoured everything I could, even crappy books like the Sweet Valley stuff. But the Star Wars EU was by far my favorite.

I actually didn't read Mercedes Lackey until I was an adult, but I do love her books.