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    The New Yorker‏Verified account @NewYorker 4 Jul 2016

    Why did the Boxcar Children never indulge in mischief like the other kids in books did? http://nyer.cm/eCqS7tt pic.twitter.com/TjhEsMRd2c

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      1. Tom Riley‏ @ThomasKRiley 4 Jul 2016
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        cause the lived in a railroad car? The kids of Norwegian Caves is similarly devoid of levity.

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      1. Kathleen‏ @Kathleen55555 4 Jul 2016
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        they didn't have the luxury to misbehave - i can still envision sweeping out my own little boxcar

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      1. Kelli‏ @ugottafriend 4 Jul 2016
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        My favorite book growing up. This is a perspective that never occurred to me, having also grown up in a hyper-conservative home.

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      1. Sundwoman‏ @sundlisaj 4 Jul 2016
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        because they were going through hell

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      2. Sandy‏ @vanfilm09 4 Jul 2016
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        not sure I read those stories in childhood seemed to me the tragic absence of their father constrained them.

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      3. Sandy‏ @vanfilm09 4 Jul 2016
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        they were kind of idealized or angelic children

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      1. metta pry‏ @prybaby 4 Jul 2016
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        This is what makes the book incredibly boring in comparison. (Tried to reread it a while back.)

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      1. marchmain‏ @m4rchmain 4 Jul 2016
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        because even parents like to dream fairy tales

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