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   Wonder_Womanposted 2 years ago

   Can you recall your favorite chilhood books?

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      smitzrposted 2 years ago in reply to this

      Well, I just posted my ongoing Hub.
      It's stories of growing up in our old childhoog house in Newfoundland,
      entitled "Just A Dozen".
      Check it out and and t ell me if you want more...or less?
      Richard

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         Wonder_Womanposted 2 years ago in reply to this

         Is their a link?

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      geekchickposted 2 years ago in reply to this

      As a child my favorite books were:
      
      Berenstain Bears by Stan and Jan Berenstain
      Mercer Mayer's Little Critter books
      The Little Fur Family by Margaret Wise Brown
      Goodbye House by Frank Asch
      Goosebumps series by R.L. Stine
      Sweet Valley Kids series created by Francine Pascal
      Sweet Valley Twins series created by Francine Pascal
      Baby-Sitter's Little Sister series by Ann M. Martin
      The Westing Game by Ellen Raskin

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   Pacal Votanposted 2 years ago

   Have you seen this cool thread?
   http://hubpages.com/forum/topic/26815

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   Wonder_Womanposted 2 years ago

   I always loved Sideways Stories from Wayside School
   By Louis Sachar
   
   When I was in 3rd grade
   
   The Whipping Boy
   Fleischman, S.
   
   
   was also a good one

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   prettydarkhorseposted 2 years ago

   nancy drew always

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   Denno66posted 2 years ago

   Hardy Boys

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   Colebabieposted 2 years ago

   Maniac Magee, Freak the Mighty, Where the Sidewalk Ends, The Cay

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   Wonder_Womanposted 2 years ago

   Island of the Blue Dolphins
   By Scott O'Dell
   
   was also an interesing book

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   CMHypnoposted 2 years ago

   I just to love 'The Little White Horse' by Elizabeth Goudge and 'Ballet Shoes' by Noel Streatfield.  And all the Narnia books.

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   Crazdwriterposted 2 years ago

   made a hub about my favorite...

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    rmcrayneposted 2 years ago

    Curious George
    Madeline
    The Borrowers

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    Hope Wilbanksposted 2 years ago

    Nancy Drew & Trixie Belden series, The Secret Garden, and Sweet Valley High series were some of my faves.

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    Justine76posted 2 years ago

    The Rainbow Goblins, by Ul de Rico
    http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3148 … ow_Goblins

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    Wonder_Womanposted 2 years ago

    OMG and i completely forgot  LC and The Critter Kids by Mercer Mayer where fun books too

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    bloodnlatexposted 2 years ago

    I was into Richard Scarry and Fangoria

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    Jeffrey Nealposted 2 years ago

    Dr. Seuss and Hardy Boys

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    Wonder_Womanposted 2 years ago

    bailey school kids books were also awesome!

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    bloodnlatexposted 2 years ago

    Oh yeah, and Hot Rod Magazine.

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       Justine76posted 2 years ago in reply to this

       
       my kids read peterson's 4 wheel and off road!!!

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          bloodnlatexposted 2 years ago in reply to this

          They'll turn out just fine.

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             Justine76posted 2 years ago in reply to this

             

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                bloodnlatexposted 2 years ago in reply to this

                How is life treating you today Justine?

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                   Justine76posted 2 years ago in reply to this

                   pretty good, and you?
                   honestly tho, its not about how life treats you but what you do with it
                   either way, Im good. 
                   and you?

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                      bloodnlatexposted 2 years ago in reply to this

                      Doing better.  Everyone is just about over the flu, and life is getting bact to normal...

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                         Justine76posted 2 years ago in reply to this

                         thats good
                         we got a stomach thing going thru our house, plus my frineds kids..I got 5 kids here today, one is still pukey, the rest are better

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    Sandy Thornposted 2 years ago

    Dr. Seuss
    Walter Farley's "The Black Stallion" and subsequent books
    Nancy Drew series
    Laura Ingalls Wilder's "Little House" books
    
    Brings back memories!

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       Justine76posted 2 years ago in reply to this

       aww my kids have all those books, and anne of green gables

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    wrenfrost56posted 2 years ago

    The cat in the hat, the cat in the hat comes back,the very hungry catapiller and hitch hikers guide to the galexy.

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    Wonder_Womanposted 2 years ago

    Their is this one book i read over and over in 5th grade, it had a series, it was about some lil red headed girl who was a trouble maker, its killing me that i cant remember the book :*(

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       Jenny-Anneposted 2 years ago in reply to this

       it wasn't Maramalade Atkins by any chance? it was a TV series as well?
       
       We had a great teacher when we were about 9/10 who introduced us to What Katy Did and the Little Women series.

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          Wonder_Womanposted 2 years ago in reply to this

          Sorry not it, it kills be, i think i might even go to my childhood library and look at every childs book, lol, i know im crazy

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       Dame Scribeposted 2 years ago in reply to this

       Peppi Longstocking? lol. I read, Aesops Fables, Ann Green gables, Heidi, Charlottes web, poetry, dictionary and encyclopedia

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          Wonder_Womanposted 2 years ago in reply to this

          all thos were pretty good books, lol but no it wasnt peppi though she did act like her in the book

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    torimariposted 2 years ago

    Karle picture books of course! Also, being the child I was, Alvin Swartz's Scary Stories series is also another tori classic. :]

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       Pacal Votanposted 2 years ago in reply to this

       You finished the Leaves of Grass?

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    Stimpposted 2 years ago

    The Giving Tree by Stan Silverstein

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       Colebabieposted 2 years ago in reply to this

       I think that was Shel Silverstein, he also wrote Where the Sidewalk Ends

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    Blogging Erikaposted 2 years ago

    Encyclopedia Brown!

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    dohn121posted 2 years ago

    Anyone remember Steven Kellogg?  Here's a link:
    
    http://www.stevenkellogg.com/

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    Uninvited Writerposted 2 years ago

    Heidi, I loved Heidi

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    Justine76posted 2 years ago

    http://askville.amazon.com/pictures-pip … Id=6882414
    Pippi Longstocking? red head who gets in trouble?

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    megs78posted 2 years ago

    Waterbabies, The Little Princess

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    Chad A Taylorposted 2 years ago

    One that really stands out to me is the great adventure books by Jim Kjelgaard who wrote "Irish Red", "Big Red" etc. all seen through the eyes of a dog and his child hood freind.  Amazing indeed.

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    A Texanposted 2 years ago

    Encyclopedia Brown

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    lrohnerposted 2 years ago

    My favorite book that I would read to my children when they were younger was "I'll Love You Forever". It's just fabulous.

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    theageofcakeposted 2 years ago

    Mick Harte Was Here
    Where the Sidewalk Ends
    Where the Wild Things Are
    Goosebumps' Werewolf of Fever Swamp

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    samsbrposted 2 years ago

    I love to read detective books all time as well in my childhood

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    europewalkerposted 2 years ago

    Nancy Drew

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    mega1posted 2 years ago

    Eloise (a series of a little girl travelling around the world with her Nanny and mother)

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    ralwusposted 2 years ago

    I don't know why, but my first seems to draw me back in time, something about Dick and Jane and "Run Spot run!" LOL Big fat crayons and finger paints too. Remember these anyone? Oh,and mimeographed paper. I loved that smell!

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    rsmalloryposted 2 years ago

    The Secret Garden, Basil of Baker street, All the Narnia books and all the Little House on the Prairie books.
    
    For my son-he also injoyed the Narnia series and Toad Rage, but when he was really small he loved I Love You This Much and Asleep on the Farm.

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    BEAUTYBABEposted 2 years ago

    I had two favourite books when I was growing up.
    The first book I love was "Black Beauty"   and the second book was "Little Women".  I have seen Little Women as a movie several times on the TV. It is just a beautiful story about four sisters growing up in the days of the WAR. Their father is fighting and their mother looks after them alone. However, they all pitch in and help her and make her proud of them. Just a lovely story. BB

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