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hyperblade416 — Where The Wild Things Are
Published: 2010-10-16 11:36:41 +0000 UTC; Views: 499; Favourites: 24; Downloads: 18
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My favorite book as a child personified in a fractal. Made in Apophysis 7x.Related content
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Memories from your childhood? Huh. What kind of book was that?
I remember reading Jack London's White Fang and Jules Verne's Around the World in 80 Days when I was little... they were my favourite books, and I still love them a lot.
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You've never read where the wild things are!? You need to go read it right now!!! Now!!! 0-0
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*Is scared*
*Runs to the local library*
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Good. It will change your life.
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Erm, I wish I could read now, but *erm* school is keeping me far too occupied. I'll add it to my Plan to Read list for sure, but it'll come later on. I take very little to finish a book, but only when I have the time for it, sadly >.<
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well luckily it's only like, 10 pages long w/ giant pictures on each page so it should only take you like, 5 minutes to read it. xD
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Yes. But it takes plenty to find it 
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Lol, I understand. It's a wonderful read, really. But reading a children's book really shouldn't be your priority right now. Focus on the important things and when you get a bit of free time, then you can look into it.
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Sure thing. But I won't have any prejudice, don't worry. I read Tarzan of the Apes a few months ago and I still loved it. I often read complex books and love them too, but children have, at times, a superior wisdom that not all adults can retain. And this wisdom is reflected in some books for youngsters
I'll let you know what I think as soon as I finish it!
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Awesome! Trust me, you can't not like this book. (double negatives 
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