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"It was Hansel and Gretl."And his dad had a collection of graphic novels, which his sister enjoyed, but Roussel didn't like those or the books schools chose for home reading."I guess I was too picky," he said.His schooling was of course in French and students were required to study English and a third language, either Spanish or German. Roussel chose German."But I didn't read any English books," he said. "English was from another planet.""When I first saw Dan Brown's movie, everyone was telling me the book was amazing, so I read it," said Roussel. 901 FC's last matchup against Charlotte, a couple weeks back at AutoZone Park, saw a thoroughly dominant Memphis performance on both sides of the ball. Yet, it was a familiar tale as Charlotte capitalized on its only two decent chances to walk away with a point. After the match I noted, "The [Zach] Carroll and Triston Hodge pairing seems very solid defensively, while add