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Bearenstein Bears (sp?)
Mike Mulligan and the Steam Shovel
Ping (i think that was the name... that yellow duck)
Shell Silverstein
Goodnight Moon
Nancy Drew
and more
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The Bearnstein Bears were great, my Dad always used to read them to me and my brothers and do different voices for the characters.
My favorite book as a really young kid was this little one called "I am a Puppy". It was like 6 pages long, was a green cover with a beagle on the front...I had that book until my German Shepherd ate it...kind of ironic I guess.
When I was really young, I liked "Around the World With Ant and Bee." Still have a really beat up copy of it.
I loved the Bernstein Bears and all Snoopy books. Also Ramona Quimby.
In high school my favorite required reading books were A Separate Peace, To Kill a Mockingbird and I think that was it. We had suck reading at my high school.
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I've always been a Seussical kinda girl! I loved One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish SOOOOO much that I memorized it at a very early age! Yes, I celebrate Dr. Seuss' birthday every year (March 2). My daughters' school always does a Green Eggs and Ham day on the school day closest to March 2nd. The first words my 5 year old read were from Hop on Pop.
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When I was really young, I liked "Around the World With Ant and Bee." Still have a really beat up copy of it.
I loved the Bernstein Bears and all Snoopy books. Also Ramona Quimby.
In high school my favorite required reading books were A Separate Peace, To Kill a Mockingbird and I think that was it. We had suck reading at my high school.
I liked the Bernstein Bears books and also the Ramona books... Is that odd that i read the Romana books? I guess thats what happens when you live in a house with mostly women.
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Originally Posted by HeavyB3
I wasn't serious in my post.. I don't really give a crap.
My mom used to read "The Pig Who Saved The Day" to me just about every night when I was very very young. My parent's still have that book, and I'll read it to my kids too. Great story for youngins.
My mom used to read "The Pig Who Saved The Day" to me just about every night when I was very very young. My parent's still have that book, and I'll read it to my kids too. Great story for youngins.
Hell I used to read it to you also. Or have you forgot "Dadip Done!!!" HAAAAAAAAAA!!!!
Bobcat
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I read the Hobbit about 1,347 times.
I also liked On the Beach by Neville Shute. I didn't understand it all, but that didn't keep me from reading it two or three times.
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