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The '90s were a different time - we read books on actual paper rather than on a Kindle, and their storylines were simple and wholesome. Although plenty of bangers that were released in the '80s (and even earlier!) were still in your school library or your personal bookshelves in the 1990s (aka the best decade), these are the nostalgic children's books published between 1990 and 1999 that you need to share with your kids ASAP.
Ahead, a blast from your bookworm past.
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