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scarletlib

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5. Daybreak 2250 A.D.

Reply to clamshells (Original post)

Wed Mar 8, 2017, 08:37 PM

Mar 2017

I read this as a preteen when in it came out in paperback in 1961. I bought it through Scholastic Books. It may have been the first science fiction novel I had ever read. It wasn't the last.

I read that book over again many times and still remember it today. I became a big science fiction fan because of that book. And I never forgot the name Andre Norton.

Thanks for the Kindle information.

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free Andre Norton books [View all] clamshells Oct 2015 OP

Hey, great heads-up! Codeine Oct 2015 #1

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Late reply much? The Polack MSgt Oct 2016 #4

Awesome! Thanks. I haven't had copies of those books in ages. Pakhet May 2016 #3

Daybreak 2250 A.D. scarletlib Mar 2017 #5