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iluvdvds@Cult Labs 8th May 2013 06:49 PM

Childhood Books - Your Favs?
 
With the upcoming action thriller, Boy Nobody coming out shortly (think Jason Borne as a teen!), it's time to get nostalgic!

So, what were your all time favourite books as a kid/teen? Perhaps your love for horror came from a few books you read when you were younger?

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Boy Nobody is the perfect thriller for any young adult readers out there, as well as book loving adults looking for an enthralling and gripping read! It's fantastic - highly recommended reading!

Nordicdusk 8th May 2013 10:46 PM

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I loved this book as a kid the cover scared the crap out of me. An early introduction to horror.

platostotal 8th May 2013 10:50 PM

The Tripods and Winnie the Pooh were my pre-teen faves in the 60s, then as a teen Hound of the Baskervilles and Dracula, horror roots indeed(apart from Pooh of course)

Susan Foreman 8th May 2013 11:23 PM

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'Stig of the Dump', by Clive King

My favourite chapter was 'The Snargets'

I remember crying bitterly when I was reading it in bed, and I sneezed, making the page wet, and thinking that my favourite book was ruined!

I also loved the Target novelisations of the 'Doctor Who' stories

bizarre_eye@Cult Labs 9th May 2013 01:12 AM

I loved Stig of the Dump!!

I also used to read the Target Doctor Who books, too. I think I had nearly all of them... they currently reside in my attic.

Hawkmonger 9th May 2013 07:33 AM

Say what you will about the adaptation, but this book series hold some of my fondest childhood memories. Only as you get older do you take notice of some of the genuinely creepy idea's the villain had, as a child I never picked up on all the arranged marriage plot lines. :eek:

That aside, or even included, it's a damn creepy, mesmerising and a bit funny series. I really need to crack out my hardbacks and give them a re-read. :happy:
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Demdike@Cult Labs 9th May 2013 05:39 PM

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Like others here, the reading of my childhood was made up of the Doctor Who Target novels.

Demdike@Cult Labs 9th May 2013 05:57 PM

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I also loved these - Fighting Fantasy Adventure gamebooks.

Oddly enough this was as far as orcs, trolls and shit went as i've never played a role playing game in my life. Or at least not one that doesn't involve a girl.

Rik 9th May 2013 06:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Demdike (Post 340437)
I also loved these - Fighting Fantasy Adventure gamebooks.

Oddly enough this was as far as orcs, trolls and shit went as i've never played a role playing game in my life. Or at least not one that doesn't involve a girl.

Love these books, I've recently got my eldest lad into them, sadly my collection went to the charity shops years ago

Demdike@Cult Labs 9th May 2013 06:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Rik (Post 340442)
Love these books, I've recently got my eldest lad into them, sadly my collection went to the charity shops years ago

Mine went many moons ago too. :lol:


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