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Books you read as a kid
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Yeah, I can remember the pictures in it, colour too! Lord knows the title now, I reckon it's been erased from history a la Winston Smith and MiniTruth... -
Originally posted by stek View PostYeah, I can remember the pictures in it, colour too! Lord knows the title now, I reckon it's been erased from history a la Winston Smith and MiniTruth...
Lordy, Lordy
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Did anyone else have books in RE at school (one between two) with pictures of Jesus etc. in it, complete with 'additions' courtesy of fellow pupils...
One I particularly remember is one with Jesus on the Cross depicting the Crucification, with Romans around him, biro drawn-on penis, speech bubble from Jesus' mouth with this caption addressing the Romans;
"Suck my Cock..."
I can't believe that really happened with him being all nailed up and everything....Comment
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A very quick find on Google:Originally posted by stek View PostYeah, I can remember the pictures in it, colour too! Lord knows the title now, I reckon it's been erased from history a la Winston Smith and MiniTruth...
The Story of Little Black Sambo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaComment
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Blimey! REM mentioned it in 'Begin the Begin'!!Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post
I was having a curry when I heard REM split up, I fainted into my food...
That's Me In The Korma......Comment
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Still available on AmazonOriginally posted by TimberWolf View Post
Little Black Sambo: Amazon.co.uk: Helen Bannerman: BooksComment
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Lots of Enid Blyton when I was very young.
The Children of the New Forest - Frederick Marryat
Roots - Alex Haley
Crystal Singer - Ann Macafrey, Didn't like her Dragon rider books.Never has a man been heard to say on his death bed that he wishes he'd spent more time in the office.Comment
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I remember the Borribles being particularly good:
The Borrible Trilogy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Have fancied reading them again but not got around to it.
What age we taking about in terms of kid?Comment
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Ditto.Originally posted by zeitghostDitto.
Swallows and Amazons
Enid Blyton
Read Great Expectations at 9 and remember being scared by the opening graveyard scene - a sign Of Dickens genius.
Anyone remember a series of book featuring Jon and Penny Warrender and set in Shropshire during the war?Hard Brexit now!
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