What were your favorite childhood books?Answer
Books read in your formative years can shape the person you become just as much as parents, teachers and friends. What were some of the books that you remember most from your childhood years?
#1 of 39 in Magic Tree House
1992 • 89 Readers • 68 pages • 3.8
Why this book?
I read this book in 3rd grade book club. It started my beautiful friendship with my best friend that has lasted to this day. This series was great and allowed my imagination to run wild as a young kid.
#9 of 3 in Wishbone Classics
1864 • 478 Readers • 242 pages • 3.7
Why this book?
One of my favorite adventure books that I read in junior high/middle school. Led me to discover Jules Verne as an author and made me pay attention more to those who created these fantasy worlds rather than just the words on the page.
#1 of 3 in Capitaine Nemo
1866 • 797 Readers • 394 pages • 3.6
Why this book?
Another great adventure book by Jules Verne. Was high recommended to me by my teachers and so, I read it. I distinctly remember it taking me quite a while to work through the book. Once I was finished, I felt accomplished and deeply satisfied.
1970 • 75 Readers • 210 pages • 3.9
Why this book?
I was very proud of finishing this book a kid. I loved the swan's perserverence and adversity through the face of challenge. It stood for so much for me at the time and was my top favorite book of all time up until I discovered the fantasy genre.
#1 of 8 in The Sisters Grimm
2005 • 115 Readers • 284 pages • 3.4
Why this book?
Although very few people mention this series, I remember reading this over and over. It induldged my fantasy kick while providing a twist on the classic fairy tales that we all know and love.
Why this book?
One day, my school's librarian came up to me and pulled me into the library's back room. A special room where all the newest books came in before they were put into the system and out on the shelves. She recommended this book and encouraged me to read it. This book is what started my love for the mythology world.
#1 of 20 in A Series of Unfortunate Events
2006 • 25 Readers • 3,417 pages • 4.2
Why this book?
Everyone and their mother loved this series! So much so that they adapted it into a movie and later, a TV show. I recall fondly looking forward to checking out the next book at my school library. Truly is a childhood classic.