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Old 01-24-2007, 07:09 PM   #83
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Jupiter Jones!


Once again we find common ground. I recall these books very well and have from time to time asked others if they have heard of them and no one ever had. I recall they were tied into Alfred Hitchcock somehow, who introduced the stories. I preferred Juptier becasue he was, uh, 'thick-limbed' and smart and I was also thick limbed and wanted to be smart, so there you go. Great books and although my tastes changed, I enjoyed them as much at the time I read them as I did when reading Anna Karenina years later.

I did read thre ahrdy boys, btw, and Jupiter Jones was much much better.

Jupiter Jones rocks. The Three Investigators rock. I loved those books.

I also read The Great Brain books, and Encyclopedia Brown. My girls recently got some Encylopedia Brown books from the library. I remember as a kid being amazed at how he figured stuff out but when I read them now the answers aren't nearly as amazing and are often quite silly.
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