Kick Ass kiddies books (1 Viewer)

[La La]

THE FLOWER FAIRIES!
tramp, please tell me you liked them too......

i collected them all, they were a really nice set. think we have them in the attic back home.

 

[spiritualtramp]

really? is it cool to get books for two year olds? i guess her mum and dad can read it to her. i couldnt read much til i was 4.

Yeah, cos they'll grow into them. And as the book will be sitting on a shelf for years waiting for them to read it the kid will be curious to read it. The best thing about the present is giving the kid the feeling of anticipating of a book.

 

[spiritualtramp]

THE FLOWER FAIRIES!
tramp, please tell me you liked them too......

i collected them all, they were a really nice set. think we have them in the attic back home.

Don't think I read this - know who wrote it? Googling those two words brings up all sorts of hippy sites.

 

[oh shit]

oh yeah, i remember pretending to read books actually. thanks!

 

[glen]

 

[Bellatrix]

The Secret of the Ruby Ring

Loved that book. The sequel, Martha and the Ruby Ring, was great too.

I remember, after one of my birthday parties (possibly 7th), sitting down with 'Matilda' in one paw and a giant box of maltesers in the other and thinking that life just did not get any better.

 

[nlgbbbblth]

Enid Blyton - everything but highlights are
- Two Bad Boys
- The Put 'Em Rights
- The Land of Far Beyond

Judy Blume - very funny
- Superfudge
- Tales Of A Fourth Grade Nothing
- Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret
- Iggie's House
- Otherwise Known As Sheila The Great

Roald Dahl - the lot.

C.S. Lewis - Chronicles Of Narnia. I love these but many don't.

Anthony Buckeridge - any of the Jennings series.

 

[muffin]

i've been reading tales of a forth grade nothing to my class of 7 year olds over the last few days..the thing that they find funniest is the name fudge..and now they all keep saying each other has cooties..which gets fierce annoying after a while..but still deadly book..

i also loved:

i even re-bought the set a few years ago cos i just couldnt ever manage not having them..

and this lot:

but all judy blume books are amazing..i remember standing down the back of the class when i was ten with my friends while one girl showed us the copy of forever she had taken from her sisters room...ralph..comedy gold..

 

[pete]

 

[ICUH8N]

Beatrix Potter, too.

(Jemima Puddle-Duck etc)

 

[muffin]

oh and puddle lane..anyone remember those?the only thing i remember is that there was one about a griffin!

 

[quasiquasi]

 

[Franco]

 

[La La]

oh and puddle lane..anyone remember those?the only thing i remember is that there was one about a griffin!

yeah i read all of the Puddle Lane books....loved em so i did.

 

[frona]

I saw these in Easons the other day and they brought back a lot of mamories of the books in primary school

I love the way the cat is drawn in those books. Very cute and funny books! Plus they teach kids about black magic.

When I was older I loved Anthony Horowitz

And his best book:
http://www.ffbooks.co.uk/n10/n54642.htm
Anyone else read these?

 

[spiritualtramp]

Enid Blyton - everything but highlights are
- Two Bad Boys
- The Put 'Em Rights
- The Land of Far Beyond

Never read them. I was more a mallory towers and twins at st clares person.

Judy Blume - very funny
- Superfudge
- Tales Of A Fourth Grade Nothing
- Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret
- Iggie's House
- Otherwise Known As Sheila The Great

I read everything by Judy Blume.
Other mentionables -
Then again maybe I won't
and
Starring Sally J Freedman As Herself

C.S. Lewis - Chronicles Of Narnia. I love these but many don't

the Magicians Nephew was the best one in my opinion.

 

[La La]

now THIS was a great book:

 

[spiritualtramp]

now THIS was a great book:

http://www.cs.princeton.edu/~aahobor/Lucy-Day/Images/Covers-50/The-Indian-in-the-Cupboard.jpg

Lynne Reid Banks!!!!! I read her book about the girl that goes to Israel and lives in a kibbutz.

Long shot - has anyone read Jacob Have I loved?

 

[La La]

has anyone read Jacob Have I loved?

absofuckinlutely!
LOVED that book

 

[spiritualtramp]

absofuckinlutely!
LOVED that book

OMG!!!!

I always wanted to put on hand cream or go crabbing after I read it. You could almost smell the sea air!