books What was your favourite book as a child?

[zoloft 117]

I loved "Bambi" and "Little Match Girl". Both were really painful to read though.  I can't remember how many times I cried while reading those.

[Emerald Heart 24,972]

Go Dogs Go.

Even now, my parents and I make subtle jokes about it. Like, my Dad'll wear his hat all silly and then we'll speak in direct quote of the book:

"Do you like my hat?"

"I do not."

"Goodbye."

"Goodbye."

Edited June 2, 2020 by Emerald Heart

[Splashee 28,581]

There was this book about two trolls living on each side of a huge mountain, and they were screaming at each other through a little hole, all kinda of curse words, and they were the biggest rivals. It was so fun, and they started throwing pieces of rocks over the mountain to try to hit each other, until, there was no mountain left. Then they actually become friends when they saw each other! It was a cute story. Some of the curses were really funny, and I used some in school to great success.

[ExplosionMare 18,106]

I used to love this book about a cartoon character named Maisy the Mouse. I forgot what it was called but it was one of those books that taught kids about opposites. 

[EpicEnergy 23,239]

As a child, I used to love reading science books.

[ZiggWheelsManning 11,894]

Any Dr. Seuss book, so many I can't recall their titles.  

[PinkieSpy 67]

I had a 4 volume set of the Wonderful Worlds of Walt Disney books.

Fantasyland
Worlds of Nature
America
Stories from Other Lands

I must have read them a dozen times or more.

[Clawdeen 15,977]

Holly Black's Tithe and Shades Children by Garth Nix. Two of my favorite books I reread all the time as a teen. 

[Cash In 22,722]

Hm, it was probably The Faraway Tree series of books - The Enchanted Wood, The Magic Faraway Tree, The Folk of the Faraway Tree - A ton of nostalgic value there.

[abronymouse 6,133]

ooh, not sure. I remember liking Red Wall back in the day. And I liked some Harry Potter. Also LotR and Hobbit. Ooh, and goosebumps! 

[Snoopy Fan 4,059]

If You Give A Mouse A Cookie, Charlotte’s Web, Green Eggs and Ham, and Chicka Chicka Boom Boom.

[starty 15]

I really liked Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (Lewis Carroll, 1865). I even wrote an essay about this book. I turned to an essay writing service www.customwritings.com/ for help with a literature paper, and I was really impressed with the result. The writer understood the topic clearly and used academic language that sounded natural. It helped me see how to structure my own essays better.

Edited April 25 by starty