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What's your favorite childhood book?

cakebatter27cakebatter27 member
in July 2014 Moms
I saw on Pinterest a woman bought a book for her LO and had everyone at her shower sign it or write a little note. I thought it was a cute idea but I don't know what book to buy.

What's a favorite of yours?
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    gallifreygirlgallifreygirl member
    Velveteen Rabbit
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    Hail123Hail123 member
    What a lovely idea!
    If you want a book for a baby... There's always "love you forever", "oh the places you'll go", or "guess how much I love you"
    But my favourite children's book is "the little prince" I still read that one from time to time.
    Oh! The velveteen rabbit is a good one too.
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    kweaver123kweaver123 member
    You are my I love you
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    MamaduncanMamaduncan member
    Guess how much i love you
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    mamakissmamakiss member
    edited June 2014
    The giving tree. That and "Where the Sidewalk Ends" were gifts from my mom (who did not raise me) and they were my most prized possessions as a child.

    I also carried around a huge dusty copy of the Brothers Grimm fairy tales from a very young age. The morbid fairy tales were my favorites.



    I like this idea! I read my copy of these books to pieces, so I was wary of passing them on, but maybe I'll get new copies of one to do this...
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    jnnfrrose6jnnfrrose6 member
    I agree that a collection of some sort would be better and longer lasting than a more "basic" kids book. Shel Silverstein can't go wrong. I also have the Brothers Grim and Aesops Fables.
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    SkeemerSkeemer member

    I read "A visit with Rosalind" when I was about 10 & it's been my favorite ever since. I want a copy for DD's room. It's just fun to read.


        




     

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    EkzerrEkzerr member
    Anything and everything bearenstein bears!
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    January BrideJanuary Bride member
    I really like the book "I like you" by Sandol Stoddard Warburg.


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