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Hi I'm Henry.
I'm Kayray's son!
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hey henry - hope you're as busy as your mum, she pretty much owns this place! welcome.
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Hi, Henry. Welcome to LibriVox. What sorts of things do you like to read?
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Hello Henry.... I really enjoyed your reading of "My Shadow"... You did a really nice job with it =)
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Post by pberinstein »

Whoa! The first Librivox dynasty!

Welcome, Henry.
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Thank you everyone.
Kristen wrote:Hi, Henry. Welcome to LibriVox. What sorts of things do you like to read?
I like Junie B. Jones. I like Harry Potter. I like short poetry. I like Encyclopedia Brown. I like The Secret Garden. I like adventure stories.
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Post by Kristen »

Oh wow, Encyclopedia Brown. I read all of those books, but I forgot about them.

Have you ever read Eleanor Cameron's Mushroom Planet books? They are great space adventures from the 1950s. Some of my favorites!

I like short poetry, too. Long poems get on my nerves and after the first page, I get cranky and don't want to read any more. Except for Shakespeare's plays. They are poetry, but don't seem like it.
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Post by vee »

I guess it'll be a while before Encyclopedia Brown is in the public domain. Maybe Henry can get his kids to read it some 70 years from now :)
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