Kids' Favorite books?
Have a Nice Day!
Can you guys give me a list of your kids' favorite books.
My kids are 14, 11, and 7.
So far, I've heard Calvin and Hobbes. Any others?
Kristen
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My kids are 14, 11, and 7.
So far, I've heard Calvin and Hobbes. Any others?
Kristen
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Today is even more important than tomorrow because "today" is a gift, and "tomorrow" might never come.
Today is where hope lives because today is when we can make things better than yesterday.
The only thing we can be sure of is today and life isn't worth living if it isn't lived in joy for as many moments of today as we can manage.
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Elizabeth Roberts
CS Lewis's "Chronicles of Narnia"; Susan Cooper's "The
Dark Is Rising" (which actually starts with Over Sea,
Under Stone).
Elizabeth
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Dark Is Rising" (which actually starts with Over Sea,
Under Stone).
Elizabeth
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> Can you guys give me a list of your kids' favorite****************************************************************
> books.
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> My kids are 14, 11, and 7.
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> So far, I've heard Calvin and Hobbes. Any others?
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> Kristen
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> Today is even more important than tomorrow because
> "today" is a gift, and "tomorrow" might never come.
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> Today is where hope lives because today is when we
> can make things better than yesterday.
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> The only thing we can be sure of is today and life
> isn't worth living if it isn't lived in joy for as
> many moments of today as we can manage.
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Harry Potter - The "Little House" books, books by Eva Ibbotson, The Hobbit et. al....(HTH)
Jinger
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Subject: [Unschooling-dotcom] Kids' Favorite books?
Can you guys give me a list of your kids' favorite books.
My kids are 14, 11, and 7.
So far, I've heard Calvin and Hobbes. Any others?
Kristen
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Today is even more important than tomorrow because "today" is a gift, and "tomorrow" might never come.
Today is where hope lives because today is when we can make things better than yesterday.
The only thing we can be sure of is today and life isn't worth living if it isn't lived in joy for as many moments of today as we can manage.
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Angela
kids are 6 and 8.
Favorites are The Anne of Green Gables Series by LM Montgomery and The
Series of Unfortunate Events series by Lemony Snicket.
Angela in Maine
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Favorites are The Anne of Green Gables Series by LM Montgomery and The
Series of Unfortunate Events series by Lemony Snicket.
Angela in Maine
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Deborah Lewis
Dylan at seven liked anything Thornton Burgess. He still likes those and
we sometimes read them at breakfast. Dylan will be eleven next month.
He likes Ray Bradbury, "The Illustrated Man" "Something Wicked This way
Comes", "The Martian Chronicles" and others.
He's liking H.P. Lovecraft lately, the old science fiction and horror
stories.
He likes Peanuts.
He likes the magazine Muse and National Geographic.
Deb L
we sometimes read them at breakfast. Dylan will be eleven next month.
He likes Ray Bradbury, "The Illustrated Man" "Something Wicked This way
Comes", "The Martian Chronicles" and others.
He's liking H.P. Lovecraft lately, the old science fiction and horror
stories.
He likes Peanuts.
He likes the magazine Muse and National Geographic.
Deb L
Shyrley
"Have a Nice Day!" wrote:
Garfield
Artemis Fowl
Various Roald Dahl books
Harry Potter
Marvel Super-Heroes comic books
Dragon Lance books
My brood are 10, 9 and 7
Shyrley
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> Can you guys give me a list of your kids' favorite books.well, the books lying round the floor open today are
>
> My kids are 14, 11, and 7.
>
> So far, I've heard Calvin and Hobbes. Any others?
>
> Kristen
Garfield
Artemis Fowl
Various Roald Dahl books
Harry Potter
Marvel Super-Heroes comic books
Dragon Lance books
My brood are 10, 9 and 7
Shyrley
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zenmomma2kids
>> Can you guys give me a list of your kids' favorite books.Oh sure. :o) There are lots. Here are some I can think of off the top
>
> My kids are 14, 11, and 7.
>
> So far, I've heard Calvin and Hobbes. Any others?>>
of my head.
A Series of Unfortunate Events series by Lemony Snicket
Harry Potter series by JK Rowling
The Witches by Roald Dahl (others by him too)
Holes by Louis Sachar
Wayside School series by Louis Sachar
Jeremy Thatcher, Dragon hatcher by Bruce Coville (others by him too)
The House With The The Clock in its Walls by ?
Watership Down by Richard Adams
The Secret Garden by Francis Hodgsen Burnett (could be wrong on the
author)
The Hobbit, Lord of the Rings Trilogy by JKK Tolkien
The Dark is Rising series
Skellig
The Golden Compass, His Dark Materials series by Philip Pullman
There's more, but my brain is tired. My kids are 9 and 14. Happy
reading!
Life is good.
~Mary
zenmomma2kids
>> There's more, but my brain is tired. My kids are 9 and 14. HappyOh and anything from anime. Conor has a few favorite series of
> reading!>>
Japanese manga that he likes. Ranma 1/2 is a favorite as is Osagi
Yojimbo. Casey just LOVED the books from the Spirited Away movie.
> Life is good.
> ~Mary
24hrmom
For the last year it's been the Harry Potter series. Last night I started reading them the fourth book for the fourth time. We have June 21st on our calendar!
The only other books they have been interested in me reading to them this past year are from the Edward Eager series. Half Magic, Knight's Castle, The Time Garden etc.
My eldest has been very interested in mythology the last few months so he has been reading various books on this subject. He also can't wait for his Nintendo Power magazine to show up each month, and is often be seen with his nose in a player's guide!
For my youngest when we're reading alone it's anything Scooby-Doo. :)
I picked up the Chronicles of Narnia book series and though nobody has been interested in hearing me read them, they really enjoyed the Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe video (a BBC production) I found at the library. They liked it so much I picked up the DVDs a few weeks ago that has the BBC productions of 4 of the 7 books (3 DVDs). The older two loved it and sat through the last 3 in a row, about 6-7 hours I think it was, including popcorn breaks ;)
My kids are 11, 9, and 5.
Pam L.
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The only other books they have been interested in me reading to them this past year are from the Edward Eager series. Half Magic, Knight's Castle, The Time Garden etc.
My eldest has been very interested in mythology the last few months so he has been reading various books on this subject. He also can't wait for his Nintendo Power magazine to show up each month, and is often be seen with his nose in a player's guide!
For my youngest when we're reading alone it's anything Scooby-Doo. :)
I picked up the Chronicles of Narnia book series and though nobody has been interested in hearing me read them, they really enjoyed the Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe video (a BBC production) I found at the library. They liked it so much I picked up the DVDs a few weeks ago that has the BBC productions of 4 of the 7 books (3 DVDs). The older two loved it and sat through the last 3 in a row, about 6-7 hours I think it was, including popcorn breaks ;)
My kids are 11, 9, and 5.
Pam L.
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In a message dated 4/20/2003 1:39:38 PM Eastern Standard Time,
zenmomma@... writes:
Nancy B
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zenmomma@... writes:
> >> Can you guys give me a list of your kids' favorite books.I haven't heard the Redwall series mentioned. My kids love them.
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> > My kids are 14, 11, and 7.
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> > So far, I've heard Calvin and Hobbes. Any others?>>
>
>
Nancy B
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