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Too many kids and teens look down on books. They actually call people who read, rude names. It’s crazy.
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Books are things you can escape into. Really, it’s difficult to become a well rounded person if you haven’t opened a piece of literature, or even listened to it. How can you build an imagination without books? I don’t know…Mirada Johnson wrote: Yesterday, 10:11 Too many kids and teens look down on books. They actually call people who read, rude names. It’s crazy.
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I knowEugenia Smyrnidi wrote: Yesterday, 10:14Books are things you can escape into. Really, it’s difficult to become a well rounded person if you haven’t opened a piece of literature, or even listened to it. How can you build an imagination without books? I don’t know…Mirada Johnson wrote: Yesterday, 10:11 Too many kids and teens look down on books. They actually call people who read, rude names. It’s crazy.
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true like my brothers just watch skibidi toilet, watch girls and listen to ai music T-TNick Jameson wrote: Yesterday, 09:18Yeah like I was on the train once and there was this one I guessing 2 year old just the entire time watching the most inappropriate tick-tocks ever they don’t know the beauty of books and good musicEugenia Smyrnidi wrote: Yesterday, 08:56You look at three year old stuck on an iPad and wonder how they will grow up without the freedom of playing with other kids and the imaginary stories. You kinda wonder what toys they have at home and if they’ve ever played with some of the ones you did…Marcella di Angelo wrote: Yesterday, 08:45that's true...not that old, but I miss how my childhood used to be, ya know. DVDs, CDs, camcorders and we never really used phones or anything. Just cassettes, play dates and climbing trees.Lotus Lively wrote: Yesterday, 06:39 Ok back to yearning for my childhood because I know that so many children of today will never understand the exact thing I want back and to experience it all again
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Yeah and they don’t read the news they don’t care when famous people dieMarcella di Angelo wrote: Yesterday, 10:21true like my brothers just watch skibidi toilet, watch girls and listen to ai music T-TNick Jameson wrote: Yesterday, 09:18Yeah like I was on the train once and there was this one I guessing 2 year old just the entire time watching the most inappropriate tick-tocks ever they don’t know the beauty of books and good musicEugenia Smyrnidi wrote: Yesterday, 08:56You look at three year old stuck on an iPad and wonder how they will grow up without the freedom of playing with other kids and the imaginary stories. You kinda wonder what toys they have at home and if they’ve ever played with some of the ones you did…Marcella di Angelo wrote: Yesterday, 08:45that's true...not that old, but I miss how my childhood used to be, ya know. DVDs, CDs, camcorders and we never really used phones or anything. Just cassettes, play dates and climbing trees.Lotus Lively wrote: Yesterday, 06:39 Ok back to yearning for my childhood because I know that so many children of today will never understand the exact thing I want back and to experience it all again
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Emilineee^^
May I have A strawberry aswell?:3
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*Gives a bunch of strawberries*
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Ooh! Can I also have one?Emiline Hunter wrote: Yesterday, 10:33Clarkkkk !!
*Gives a bunch of strawberries*
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for reall like what the helllNick Jameson wrote: Yesterday, 10:24Yeah and they don’t read the news they don’t care when famous people dieMarcella di Angelo wrote: Yesterday, 10:21true like my brothers just watch skibidi toilet, watch girls and listen to ai music T-TNick Jameson wrote: Yesterday, 09:18Yeah like I was on the train once and there was this one I guessing 2 year old just the entire time watching the most inappropriate tick-tocks ever they don’t know the beauty of books and good musicEugenia Smyrnidi wrote: Yesterday, 08:56You look at three year old stuck on an iPad and wonder how they will grow up without the freedom of playing with other kids and the imaginary stories. You kinda wonder what toys they have at home and if they’ve ever played with some of the ones you did…Marcella di Angelo wrote: Yesterday, 08:45
that's true...not that old, but I miss how my childhood used to be, ya know. DVDs, CDs, camcorders and we never really used phones or anything. Just cassettes, play dates and climbing trees.