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Chelsea @chelseaearnsmore (208) • United States 1 Dec 15

If you were lucky enough to have a childhood filled with books like mine, you may have a few tomes that hold sentimental value. My classics are Where The Sidewalk Ends and The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein, along with The...

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Chelsea @moffittjc I have no idea how he manages to keep all of it in his head!

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Chelsea @chelseaearnsmore (208) • United States 1 Dec 15

If you were lucky enough to have a childhood filled with books like mine, you may have a few tomes that hold sentimental value. My classics are Where The Sidewalk Ends and The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein, along with The...

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Chelsea @moffittjc The Dark Tower series is also one of my (and my mom's) favorites of Kings.. and I love how he throws in references to other characters in other novels, too. A girl ended up making a huge chart to show every reference, it's pretty mindblowing.

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Chelsea @chelseaearnsmore (208) • United States 24 Nov 15

I recently started reading the book "The Reason I Jump" by Naoki Higashida, which is a question-and-answer format novel of him explaining his autism to the world at large, mainly through the help of a computer and author David...

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Chelsea @JudyEv The title actually always peaked my interest, but I always had other books to read and I never got around to checking it out. I'm glad you decided to check it out at someone else's request :)

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Chelsea @chelseaearnsmore (208) • United States 1 Dec 15

If you were lucky enough to have a childhood filled with books like mine, you may have a few tomes that hold sentimental value. My classics are Where The Sidewalk Ends and The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein, along with The...

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Chelsea @Drosophila Definitely! I grew up watching a few of the episodes, then got the collection as a Christmas gift years later, and it's still one of my favorites! Pretty funny too.

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Chelsea @chelseaearnsmore (208) • United States 1 Dec 15

If you were lucky enough to have a childhood filled with books like mine, you may have a few tomes that hold sentimental value. My classics are Where The Sidewalk Ends and The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein, along with The...

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Chelsea @moffittjc Yes! Hands down, he is the best I've found to truly immerse you in the world (in order to scare your pants off!)

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Chelsea @chelseaearnsmore (208) • United States 1 Dec 15

If you were lucky enough to have a childhood filled with books like mine, you may have a few tomes that hold sentimental value. My classics are Where The Sidewalk Ends and The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein, along with The...

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Chelsea @moffittjc Haha true that.. I would have a hard time deciding too.

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Chelsea @chelseaearnsmore (208) • United States 1 Dec 15

If you were lucky enough to have a childhood filled with books like mine, you may have a few tomes that hold sentimental value. My classics are Where The Sidewalk Ends and The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein, along with The...

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Chelsea I've heard of that novel before - I must read it now since it is so special to you! :)

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Jeff Moffitt @moffittjc (121604) • Gainesville, Florida 27 Nov 15

Don't think about what can happen tomorrow. Don't think about what can happen in a month. Don't think about what can happen in a year. Just focus on the 24 hours in front of you and do what you can to get closer to where you want...

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Chelsea @moffittjc Yes it is incredibly difficult to stay strong and off MyLot to study and do my work online haha.. but I try to give myself "MyLot" breaks as rewards for finishing things! Works out, usually. And thank you, I think I'll be passing with A's in both...

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Wendy789 @Drosophila (16571) • Ireland 23 Nov 15

At the beginning of the month, I'd decided to take a break from drinking. It was partly stemmed from one massive Halloween celebration that had me nursing one stinking hangover. I woke up on a Saturday morning still drunk from...

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Chelsea @Drosophila Indeed.. I am hopeful they will. :)

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Chelsea @chelseaearnsmore (208) • United States 1 Dec 15

If you were lucky enough to have a childhood filled with books like mine, you may have a few tomes that hold sentimental value. My classics are Where The Sidewalk Ends and The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein, along with The...

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Chelsea @moffittjc Haha, indeed! I treasured how long the books were actually, as I never wanted the stories to end - but ohmygoodness is it a trek to get through them, so the short stories are definitely a nice respite!

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nidhithapa @nidhithapa (11) • United States 30 Nov 15

These two big things in my life happened together. I got married and left my country to move in with my husband. I did not not have any family and friends of my own here. Initially it was damn boring and depressing as I did not...

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Chelsea @nidhithapa Yay, I'm glad they are nice as well :) You'll do great wherever you are!

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Chelsea @chelseaearnsmore (208) • United States 1 Dec 15

If you were lucky enough to have a childhood filled with books like mine, you may have a few tomes that hold sentimental value. My classics are Where The Sidewalk Ends and The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein, along with The...

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Chelsea @moffittjc That's awesome you have all of them! I'll have to add Bazaar of Bad Dreams to my every-growing list of Must Reads. I really do enjoy his books of short stories, they always have surprising twists in small packages.

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Chelsea @chelseaearnsmore (208) • United States 1 Dec 15

If you were lucky enough to have a childhood filled with books like mine, you may have a few tomes that hold sentimental value. My classics are Where The Sidewalk Ends and The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein, along with The...

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Chelsea Hello Noora! Glad to see another fan of both of those :) And I love The Secret Garden too - I always associate it with A Little Princess, however, because of the movies they made in the 90's lol

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Chelsea @chelseaearnsmore (208) • United States 1 Dec 15

If you were lucky enough to have a childhood filled with books like mine, you may have a few tomes that hold sentimental value. My classics are Where The Sidewalk Ends and The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein, along with The...

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Chelsea I do love a good fairy tale! Have you ever heard of Faerie Tale Theatre? It was produced by Shelly Duvall and is a large collection of fairy tales performed by some pretty big names (but back in the 80's!) like Jeff Goldblum and Billy Crystal (The Big Bad Wolf...

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Chelsea @chelseaearnsmore (208) • United States 1 Dec 15

If you were lucky enough to have a childhood filled with books like mine, you may have a few tomes that hold sentimental value. My classics are Where The Sidewalk Ends and The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein, along with The...

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Chelsea I read a few Nancy Drew myself and was a fan, but fantasy (like Brian Jacques Redwall series) held my interest more. Do you remember what you favorite mystery the Hardy Boys solved was? :) I'm also a big Stephen King fan!! The first I read was It followed by...

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