Kalila said: »
When I was just starting to learn how to read, Calvin and Hobbes was my go-to book to pick up most of the time. A lot of the material I couldn't understand, even with the help of my dad reading some things to me, but I loved the idea of a lil boy playing with his stuffed tiger. Still do, it's such an innocent and cute idea.
So many great memories reading them... and for some reason I'm not a huge fan of comic books, at all really. I'm not sure why that is, did I not see Calvin and Hobbes as a comic? I probably just liked it because it was something my dad liked and we could bond together over, and rereading them every now and then reminds me of him.
So many great memories reading them... and for some reason I'm not a huge fan of comic books, at all really. I'm not sure why that is, did I not see Calvin and Hobbes as a comic? I probably just liked it because it was something my dad liked and we could bond together over, and rereading them every now and then reminds me of him.
I learned from computer games >_>
