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Discussion Boards => Off-Topic => Topic started by: jkhanson on October 28, 2017, 12:50:51 pm
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We are planning a baby shower for our daughter. Her sisters wanted a "book" theme.
It has been fun finding out what their favorite books are!
The Value of Believing in Yourself: The Story of Louis Pasteur (Valuetales)
Cassie's magic flowers: The story of Calico Crossings;
Tops & Bottoms (Caldecott Honor Book);
Tikki Tikki Tembo
Go Dog Go
The Very Hungry Caterpillar
Ten Apples Up on Top
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"The Little Engine that Could" for sure :)
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Goldie Locks and the Three Little Bears, Three little Pigs, For sure!!
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I liked Curious George books when I was a kid. Comic books were my favorite.
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My favorite book was Hansel and Gretel, but I do not think that would be a good book to use for a baby shower. There was an evil step mother and a witch who eats children.
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I enjoyed “how much do I live you” with my kids.
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I loved "To Kill a Mockingbird" and "Animal Farm" great reads....
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babysitter's club
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I liked The Giving Tree. Any one remember that one? I also liked Brown Bear Brown What Do You See.
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I always loved the Berenstain Bears. I had a huge stack of their books growing up. I wish I still had them. I also really liked The Phantom Tollbooth.
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"Where the Wild Things are" was the book that really got me into reading as a very young child. Choose your own adventure books were next for me and made me an avid reader.
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A Tale of Two Cities as I was into history at an early age
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Forever by Judy blume
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Where The Wild Things Are is definitely good. Another childhood book that I actually appreciate more as an adult is Oh The Places You'll Go
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I read all the "Cherry Ames" nurse books when I was in elementary school, also "The Bobbsey Twins" and "The Hardy Boys." As for earlier memories, I have to go with "Mother Goose Nursery Rhymes." I can remember hearing them read over and over again. Also standing out in my mind are "Hansel and Gretel" and "Little Red Riding Hood."
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I really liked Where the Wild Things Are, that was always my favorite.
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I was playing video games during my childhood and sports. I did not really start reading books until high school started, It was because one of my teachers that i began reading and i am glad my teacher got me into reading books.
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Mine would of been the cat in the hat
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My favorite book when I was a child was The Mummy Market. I must have read that book 100 times! My oldest son's favorite was Tuggy the Tugboat, and my youngest son only liked books that were non-fiction -- so counting books and cookbooks! :)
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Mama Llama Red Pajama
Good Night Moon
The Cat in the Hat
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never really had any favorite books..i love to read,,,but we didnt have any books in the house
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"Little Black Sambo" from a day when life was much simpler. It really has nothing to do with race, but it would drive some people to violence today. I still have a copy to share with my family.
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tickki ticki timbo and so many more,,,,,,
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I probably read the first book of The Boxcar Children hundreds of times. I liked other books in the series but not as much.
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My favorite book as a child was "Rootie Kazootie and the Pineapple Tree" that my uncle Leonard read to me 5000 times. As a grownup and children's librarian, I liked "The Very Hungry Caterpiller" and "Are You My Mother?"
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Rainbow Fish! That was my favorite.
My least favorite always was and always will be Goodnight Moon lol
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We are planning a baby shower for our daughter. Her sisters wanted a "book" theme.
It has been fun finding out what their favorite books are!
The Value of Believing in Yourself: The Story of Louis Pasteur (Valuetales)
Cassie's magic flowers: The story of Calico Crossings;
Tops & Bottoms (Caldecott Honor Book);
Tikki Tikki Tembo
Go Dog Go
The Very Hungry Caterpillar
Ten Apples Up on Top
It was actually called "My Favorite Book" lol.
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I liked the cat and the hat
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My favorite book as a child is little red Riding Hood
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I don’t have any particular favorites. For story time, I remember my preschool teacher read aloud to the class with titles such as Where the Wild Things Are, The Very Hungry Caterpillar, Goldilocks and the Three Bears, The Three Little Pigs, and Dr Seuss’ Go Dog Go, The Cat in the Hat, etc. As soon as I was able to read on my own, I remember reading The Berenstain Bears, Madeline, Amelia Bedelia, and Curious George. No matter how old you are, these books will always be favorite classics to pass down to the kids and grandchildren.
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Llama Llama Red Pajama
Good Night Moon
The Cat in the Hat