Your Favorite Children's Books

Frog and toad.

 

I loved the Chronicles of Narnia. My favorite of the books was Voyage of the Dawn Treader.

 

Grover and the Everything in the Whole Wide World Museum.
Now I read it to my son. It's his fave, too. I always tickle him when we get to the things that tickle you room.

 

The Velveteen Rabbit. i loved it, even though it made me so sad, heh.

And almost everything I read by Munsch... A Promise is a Promise, Love You Forever, Mud Puddle, Murmel Murmel Murmel, The Boy in the Drawer, The Dark, and The Paperbag Princess (that one was especially good)

 

That was so amazingly sad for a kid's story... that was one fucked up story

 

My side of the Mountain

 

good call, got any pics you can find? I use to read those in 2nd grade class.

 

Goodnite moon
and
I love you forever

 

frog and toad books
nursery stories (like Little REd Riding Hood)
Robert Munsch books

 

I loved Astrid Lindgren's books (and still do), especially Pippi Longstocking, Ronja Ryövärintytär and Vaahteramäen Eemeli (I can't remember the names of these two in English.. actually I don't even know if they've been translated). When I was a bit older I loved Enid Blyton's books a lot, I must have read all of the different series about gazillion times.

 

Alexander and the Terriable, Horriable, No Good Very Bad Day.

I still read it all the time.

 

i loved streganona - about a little old italian witch, a good one and the bfg by roade dahl

 

the monster at the end of the book

 

the 'Hairy Maclary' books

 

Robin Hood, anything by Richard Scarey, the Chronicles of Narnia, and later, Harry Potter

 

"The Owl Who Was Afraid of the Dark" by Jill Tomlinson
and
"The Iron Man" by Ted Hughes

 

The Guiness Book of Answers.
(similar to the Guiness book of world records)
Taught me loads of facts and figures.

 

hmm well i would have to say the Wild Magic series. My ma would read those books to my sister and i. I just loved them.

 

cant forget about Judy Blume and Beverly Cleary books

 

Definitely The Very Hungry Caterpillar. I adored that book.