your childhood books
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Secert Seven and Famous Five series. Though the earliest book i can remember reading was the hungry caterpillar.
Yes, why can't they illustrate adult literature as beautifully as this:
That's one thing I'm looking forward to about having kids (not in the near future); forcing all these great books on 'em!
That's one thing I'm looking forward to about having kids (not in the near future); forcing all these great books on 'em!
My favorite book when I was young was a children's animal encyclopedia with awesome pictures and shit.
Childhood seems like many many years ago now, but the ones that I remember the most were...
Mike Mulligan and His Steam Shovel
Where the Wild Things Are.
The Mystery of Chimney Rock (Choose your own adventure)
Inside Ufo 54-40 (CYOA)
The Race Forever (CYOA)
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator
The Chronicles of Narnia
Hitchhikers Guide to the galaxy
Way of the Tiger: Avenger!(Gamebook, Ninja story, like CYOA but with dice rolls)
Starflight Zero.
Mike Mulligan and His Steam Shovel
Where the Wild Things Are.
The Mystery of Chimney Rock (Choose your own adventure)
Inside Ufo 54-40 (CYOA)
The Race Forever (CYOA)
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator
The Chronicles of Narnia
Hitchhikers Guide to the galaxy
Way of the Tiger: Avenger!(Gamebook, Ninja story, like CYOA but with dice rolls)
Starflight Zero.
In single digits: Redwall, Charlie Brown and Asterix books.
In tweens: Star Wars, The Dark is Rising and His Dark Materials.
In teens: Still Star Wars and pretty much any book I could get my hands on.
In tweens: Star Wars, The Dark is Rising and His Dark Materials.
In teens: Still Star Wars and pretty much any book I could get my hands on.
Redwall, The Magic Tree House, The Hardy Boys, Jan Brett. Also this one book about three harvest mice that go up a flight of stairs, I have fond memories of that one.
Horrible history/science, horrid Henry, the beano and dandy (I know they're not actually books but ah well) and some book about submarines and the north pole that I can't remember the name of that was about 300 pages...