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What was your favorite book when you were a kid?

What was your favorite book when you were a kid?

Mine was and still is “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.”

Don #questionnaire

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Johnny

Same!!!!

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Nicole

Bridge to Terebithia – It was one of the first books to make me feel deeply

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Jade

The Westing Game

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Kimberly

Charlotte’s Web ?️?️ <3

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Angela

Me too! ?

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Kimberly

a great story of friendship, compassion & loyalty…I also read to my sons when they were little

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Melanie

Matilda by Roald Dahl

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Sonali

Those dreadful kids by Enid blyton…wow…it’s so fun …I still like to read it

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DonQuestion author

I have to check that one out.

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Deborah

The silver sword.

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Trish

Beauty and the Beast, the original with french illustrations!!! Age 5. Had My Grammy read it over and over!

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Brittany

The blue sword

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Misty

YES! Me too!

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Margaret

Oliver Twist.

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Helen

“The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” was a brilliant book and could have been based on fact: https://www.quickenloans.com/blog/true-story-legend-sleepy-hollow

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Kimberley

Island of the Blue Dolphin

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Robin

The Family Nobody Wanted

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Rula

Matilda.

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David

Stig of the dump..

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Missy

“A Night To Remember” by Walter Lord

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Kimberly
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Chathuri

All the Russian fairy tales and Famous Five of course

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Mary

Island of the Blue Dolphins

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Ruth

The Secret Garden

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Melanie

Down a dark hall

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Mre

Now I’m gonna have to read it mom

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Susan

Dark Carnival by Ray Bradbury, and Tarzan of the Apes.

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Jlynn

Harriet the Spy

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Kacee

The Tale of Despereaux is the first book I can remember living but I also enjoy books with short stories and scary stories.

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Melanie

I just found out that my favorite book as a kid DOWN A DARK HALL has been made into a movie to be released August 14th, can’t wait to see it, I hope it’s not a disappointment, books are always better.

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Ryanna

Box car children

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Susie

I read so many books it is hard to come up with just one favorite

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Sharron

The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe by C S Lewis and Mallory Towers by Enid Blyton

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Annette

The Little Lame Prince
Girl of the Limberlost

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Annie

I loved the Ramona books by Beverly Cleary, and Charlotte’s Web

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Mre

Omg Ramona!!

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Annie

@Mre I loved all those books!!

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Laurie

There are others, but Heidi stands out.

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Pam

The Box Car Children

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Mre
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Debbie

Beezus and Ramona

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Brenda

Ellen Tebbits by Beverly Cleary, also her books about Henry Huggins and Ribsy. And the LIttle House books by Laura Ingalls Wilder. And all of the Black Stallion series by Walter Farley. And Black Beauty by Anna Sewell. I read all of those books over and over again – through my childhood, teen years, college and adulthood. Still love them.

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Brenda

I forgot King of the Wind by Marguerite Henry.

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Brenda

And of course Charlotte’s Web. And all of the color fairy books (The Red Book of Fairy Tales, The Blue Book of Fairy Tales, etc.)

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Nicole

All Dr. Seuss board books, Especially Marvin k. Mooney , will you please go now!

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Susan

Speaking of Dr. Seuss…my favorites were two that appear to have been forgotten. The 500 hats of bartholomew cubbins, and bartholomew and the oobleck.

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Sandy

Any horror story! I was a strange kid.

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Lois

The Ghost of Dibble Hollow

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Aldo

The Whipping Boy

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Rachel

Tales of a 4th Grade Nothing, Charlotte’s Web.

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Patricia

Little Women

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Sharon

Some of my favorites from my youth … (plus a book mark that I used oh, so many years ago!)

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