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Old 05-02-2005, 11:16 AM
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The kiddie movies thread has gotten me nostalgic. What were your favorite children's books?

I was a big fan of the Baby-Sitter's Club series. I loved all the "Superfudge" books and the Wayside school series. I also liked the Chronicles of Narnia.
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Old 05-02-2005, 11:19 AM
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I STILL read kids books sometimes

My favorites:

The Harry Potter Books!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE them
Matilda
Little House on the Prairie books
Peter Pan
Charlotte's Web
Def. the SuperFudge Books...

Amelia Bedelia books
The Ramona books by Beverly Cleary - I used to LOVE those
Christopher Pike books lol...read them all the time in middle school
Choose your own Adventure!!!
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Old 05-02-2005, 11:21 AM
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I STILL read kids books sometimes

My favorites:

The Harry Potter Books!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE them
Matilda
Little House on the Prairie books
Peter Pan
Charlotte's Web
Def. the SuperFudge Books...

Amelia Bedelia books
The Ramona books by Beverly Cleary - I used to LOVE those
Christopher Pike books lol...read them all the time in middle school
Choose your own Adventure!!!
I loved Amelia Bedelia. I'd forgotten about those. Remember the Madeline ones? Liked those to.....
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Old 05-02-2005, 11:23 AM
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The Indian in the Cupboard

Bunnicula.....and that series of books

Chronicles of Narnia.... "Turkish Delights!"

Sam, The Cat Detective <333333

Matilda
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Old 05-02-2005, 11:24 AM
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I loved Amelia Bedelia. I'd forgotten about those. Remember the Madeline ones? Liked those to.....

I never read Madeline - but the Amelia Bedelia...lol...I had one that I read over and over and over again as a kid...I forget the exact title - but she goes to work for this family cleaning - and "dusts the house" and of course she puts dust all over the house...

Then instead of drawing the curtains - she literally draws curtains on paper....woo - those used to crack me up as a kid....

Then there's one where she teaches school... What great memories...
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The Indian in the Cupboard

Bunnicula.....and that series of books

Chronicles of Narnia.... "Turkish Delights!"

Sam, The Cat Detective <333333

Matilda

Oh Bunicula !!!!! and Indian in the Cupboard - both GREAT!!! I'd forgotten about those.

The Chronicles of Narnia - I've thought about going back to read those because I HATED them in fifth grade...but here's why...

I had this old hag teacher with bald spots and corn removers on her elbows....

She read us The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe - but we had to sit completely still - stare straight ahead and not touch ANYTHING!

That was absolute torture as a kid - I wanted to doodle or draw while listening - no - nothing....and as a result I was miserable and I hated the book.....stupid Ms. Williamson....I hated her
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Where the Wild Things Are
The Little House series
Madeline
Anything by Judy Blume or Beverly Cleary
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What's that one book about the small people with tails? It became a movie with John Goodman, I think. Wuggles. Wiggles. Something like that. I loved that book back in the day.
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What's that one book about the small people with tails? It became a movie with John Goodman, I think. Wuggles. Wiggles. Something like that. I loved that book back in the day.

The Littles??
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The Littles??

Perfect! Thanks, D! I need to pick that one up again.
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The Indian in the Cupboard

Bunnicula.....and that series of books

Chronicles of Narnia.... "Turkish Delights!"

Sam, The Cat Detective <333333

Matilda
I loved Indian in the Cupboard and Bunnicula. Ah, fourth grade.
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Another one I still read from time to time:

Frog Soup and Bug Breath.
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Phantom Tollbooth
Encyclopedia Brown Mysteries
Chronicles of Narnia
Ramona Books
Judy Blume Books
I read of few of the Bunnicula, I liked it. "The Celery Stalks at Midnight"
Hardy Boys - I read them all
Peanuts
The Wrinkle in Time series
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Anything by Judy Blume or Beverly Cleary


I used to read those damn Sweet Valley High books too. What was I thinking?!?!

I also liked a book called "Mom You're Fired," and "Frankenstein Lives on the 14th Floor" Those intermediate age books were the bomb! I also used to love this book called, "Nothing's Fair in the Fifth Grade." I was like, yeah, finally some props for my 5th grade peeps!
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I was a huge Judy Blume and Roald Dahl fan! And who didn't love Charlotte's Web??
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