Your Favorite Childrens Book?
By juskoday
@juskoday (183)
Philippines
March 26, 2007 7:47am CST
Remember those books teaching us to 'See Spot run' and those making us wonder what Ramona Quimby or Encyclopedia Brown were doing in school that day? I'm sure you're own childhood is full of wonderful books you treasure and remember fondly till this day.
Mine will always be Shel Silverstein's collection of poems called Where the Sidewalk Ends. Robert Munsch's Love You Forever comes a close second.
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@michelledarcy (5220)
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26 Mar 07
My favourite childhood book was Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl. I loved it because it was the first grown up book that I read by myself. I liked the picture on the colour as it made the factory look really exciting, and who wouldn't want to own their own chocolate factory!
I also have fond memories of some of the picture books we used to borrow from the library - Thomas the Tank Engine, Topsy and Tim and Mr Bear. I read those to my daughters now, because I enjoyed them so much.
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@hermanica (390)
• Philippines
26 Mar 07
yehey!!! my favorite would be sleeping beauty! i always loved that story and i always up to this day
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@iampaperbag (262)
• Philippines
28 Mar 07
There's this book called Hope for the Flowers. It's written by Trina Paulus. It's a deceptively simple story about two caterpillars but its message is touching and full of love. Most importantly, it's not just a children's book because its message appeals to all ages, too.
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