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- Aug 2016
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the details of life as it is lived and the people we live it with
It seems that there a number of ways to do this- this reminds me of the turn to more "realistic" children's literature in the UK in the 50s - really great to diversify, but it also overlooks imagination, and the many different reasons people read.
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flee from the real to screen worlds
Including on E470, as the signs warning you not to play Pokemon Go and drive evidence...
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social, silly and exploratory
Including being silly by getting stuck by the tide on a deserted pier near my parents' house...
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can bring them togethe
Although this was a bit more embodied than I expected when someone playing Pokemon crashed into me as I was walking in the street the other day...
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