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17-04-08, 17:02
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What were your favourite books when you were little?
Hi everyone
Welcome to the new Book Club forum - why not recommend great books to read to your kids...(the Hungry Caterpillar and Alfie & Annie Rose books were my favourites when i was little). What were your favourites? Best wishes Laura xxx 
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17-04-08, 20:15
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great idea. i loved 'the magic faraway tree' and can't wait until Ruby is old enough to have it read to her!
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17-04-08, 20:45
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I loved Roald Dahl especially Matilda and the Twits xx
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17-04-08, 20:47
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17-04-08, 20:50
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My nan had a stash of Enid Blyton books and I loved reading them. I can't wait until I read stories to Lucy and she fully understands them ( I read to her now but it will be nice later on) I think she will be a bookworm. There is nothing like the feeling of not being able to put a book down ! however tired you are !
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17-04-08, 21:00
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When I was small I remember reading the Ladybird 'Now You Can Read' series with stories like 'The Enormous Turnip', 'The Elves' and the Shoemakers' and 'The Gingerbread Man'. When I got a bit older I loved 'The Wind in the Willows'. When I was around 11 or 12 I discovered Judy Blume. Anyone remember her book 'Forever'? Was quite controversial in the late 80's!
xxxxxx Last edited by Ellie H : 17-04-08 at 21:20.
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17-04-08, 21:01
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OMG I loved Judy Blume.
Think maybe I did the "I must, I must, I must increase my bust" too many times though....
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