Your Favorite Children's Books

for my 3 and 4 year old i like to read them this book
http://bookstore.authorhouse.com/Products/SKU-000690034/Alphabet-Zoo.aspx

they already are reading the book by themselves........

 

"Awkward Moments Children's Bible"

http://www.amazon.com/Awkward-Moments-Childrens-Bible-Vol/dp/149217744X

 

I can think of so many....off the top of my head....

The Yearling
Chatterer the Red Squirrel
James and the Giant Peach
The Wind in the Willows
all of Louisa May Alcott books
Winnie the Pooh....classic series, not disney
Uncle Wiggly
Little Black Samba
The Red Pony

etc., etc. etc.

i saved all of them and many more childhood books. I have 2 book cases upstairs of them and so many more....

 

At the Back of the North Wind....

have to add that one...that was so wonderful....

Children's books of ghost stories...have a collection of adult ghost story books, too....


and on and on....I should just take a photo of the bookcase and you can see titles that way when I can.

 

I just bought a book for my 3 boys titled, "Where Does Santa Claus Go." Since it's arrival it has been our go to bedtime story. I just about have it memorized. My kids LOVE it and I must say I do too. It's about what happens when Santa has to well, ya know? He's eating lots of cookies and drinking lots of milk....and flying around all night...you get it. There's even a moral at the end of story which is really cute. The authors name is Ima Chatterbox. I did a google search but can't find any other titles under this authors name. I'm hoping she writes some more. This is a good one!

 

I just bought a book for my 3 boys titled, "Where Does Santa Claus Go." Since it's arrival it has been our go to bedtime story. I just about have it memorized. My kids LOVE it and I must say I do too. It's about what happens when Santa has to well, ya know? He's eating lots of cookies and drinking lots of milk....and flying around all night...you get it. There's even a moral at the end of story which is really cute. The authors name is Ima Chatterbox. I did a google search but can't find any other titles under this authors name. I'm hoping she writes some more. This is a good one!

 

Hi,

Growing up I had really enjoyed reading, still do, especially Fighting Fantasy books as it was fun making decisions throughout the story and seeing what outcomes arose. I had also enjoyed reading the David Eddings series as a teenager and Judy Blume as a kid. My favourite title in her series was Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing.

Now I am hoping that one day people will say that they had enjoyed reading the children's adventure novel I recently wrote. If anyone is interested please let me know and I will post the link. Given that this is my first posting I do not want to come across as just trying to promote my book.

Happy Reading...whatever you read.

Brian

 

"The Adventure of Thomas the Turtle" has such a nice story.

 

Huck finn Why would you want to read anything else

 

Hi,
I love jack and the beanstalk and the three little pigs. Then enid blyton - famous five

 

Where the Red Fern Grows
The Phantom Tollbooth
Charlotte's Web
Green Eggs & Ham
Are you my Mother
Make way for ducklings
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

 

Goosebumps

 

Pretty much anything by Roal Dahl + The Depford mice by Robin Jarvis.

 

Dinotopia

 

Goosebumps or anything by Roahl Dahl!

 

i remember my dad made me read the dictionary once. that wasn't fun.

 

How far did you get. How did it end?

 

i got a fair way through it actually, when i was learning to read i would have to read to him. I cannot remember how far I got but i never finished it. I think even he got bored of it lol. but he was probably so sick of the dinosaurs and goosebumps haha.

 

' The Phantom Tollbooth.' Yeah that's a good one.

'Under The Enchanter' by Nina Beachcroft was a memorable one for me.

 

The Ant and Bee books by Angela Banner

I loved the illustrations. There was a breakfast scene where the cereal they were eating looked like crushed up cornflakes and so for the rest of my childhood I used to crush up my cornflakes before I poured milk on them