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What was your favorite book/ books to read as a child? Mine was Black Beauty. and Nancy Drew.. How about you? (Original Post) debm55 14 hrs ago OP
Harriet the Spy Alpeduez21 14 hrs ago #1
HAHAHAHAHHAH. Thank you very much, Alpeduez21. debm55 14 hrs ago #4
Mistress Masham's Repose, by T.H. White raging moderate 14 hrs ago #2
Thank you very much for sharing with us, raging moderate. It sounds interesting. debm55 14 hrs ago #7
Loved that! And Stuart Little Easterncedar 6 hrs ago #84
King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table Historic NY 14 hrs ago #3
Oh, wow, What a wonderful book to read. Thank you very much, Historic NY. debm55 14 hrs ago #9
Charlotte's Web SARose 14 hrs ago #5
Yes, Charlotte's Web was the second on my list, Loved reading the Nancy Drew books too. Thank you SARose, debm55 14 hrs ago #10
Nancy Drew books & all books on horses I could find. SheltieLover 14 hrs ago #6
Thank you very much, SheltieLover. Mine too, I tried to read the original Wizard of Oz. But it scared me. and not like debm55 13 hrs ago #31
As a middle schooler I loved Sci Fi (still do) and the Tom Swift series of books was a favorite. wcmagumba 14 hrs ago #8
You replied swiftly to this thread nuxvomica 14 hrs ago #18
Thank you very much wcmagumba. It looks interesting. debm55 13 hrs ago #32
The Secret Garden Polly Hennessey 14 hrs ago #11
Thank you very much Polly Hennessey. Beautiful story debm55 13 hrs ago #35
Read very close to all the Nancy Drew books just to win the reading contest. Won by a mile. Never read one before, ... marble falls 14 hrs ago #12
I hope that's a fake cover. The Madcap 13 hrs ago #21
His favorite is "The Mystery of the Missing Pee Tapes" marble falls 13 hrs ago #22
Thank you very much., marble falls aka Chief Worm. The title of the book is a little scarey/mature. debm55 13 hrs ago #37
Nancy Drew, A Wrinkle in Time flor-de-jasmim 14 hrs ago #13
Thank you flor-de-jasmin. Loved those books. As I teacher, I read my class A Wrinkle in Tme. debm55 14 hrs ago #14
What grade for A Wrinkle in Time? Easterncedar 6 hrs ago #86
Easterncedar. it was fifth grade. A book is a great gift. It can take you to various places, and times. debm55 4 hrs ago #108
Thanks! She likes the manga comics Easterncedar 4 hrs ago #109
Walter Farley's "Black Stallion" novels Jeebo 14 hrs ago #15
Thank you Jeebo. I probably did. Sorry. debm55 13 hrs ago #38
The Thousand and One Nights nuxvomica 14 hrs ago #16
Thank you very much nuxvomica. debm55 13 hrs ago #39
As a real young'un, it was Harold and the Purple Crayon..... lastlib 14 hrs ago #17
Thank you lastlib. I used Harold and the Purple Crayon when I taught kindergarten. Love how you learned the Greek debm55 13 hrs ago #41
For fun reading, it was the "Brains Benton" mysteries. lastlib 10 hrs ago #68
Hahaha, I didn't go That Far back! I loved Harold & The Purple Crayon 👍 electric_blue68 6 hrs ago #85
When really young, liked Hardy Boys series as well as TV show. Silent Type 14 hrs ago #19
Thank you very much, Silent Type for sharing with us. debm55 12 hrs ago #43
Biographies of: no_hypocrisy 14 hrs ago #20
Thank you very much, no_hypocrisy. I loved biographies too. debm55 12 hrs ago #44
The Island Stallion by Walter Farley. Chipper Chat 13 hrs ago #23
Thank you , Chipper Chat. That sounds like a very interesting book. debm55 12 hrs ago #45
I was an avid reader karin_sj 13 hrs ago #24
Thank you karin_sj. I have felt the same way reading through the list from posters here to books from my youth. debm55 12 hrs ago #46
Nancy Drew and Trixie Belden. Also, I must have livetohike 13 hrs ago #25
Thank you very much livetohike. I always wanted to read the book Misty of Chincoteague. But it was always out at the debm55 13 hrs ago #30
Tarzan was my favorite series by Edger Rice Burroughs calguy 13 hrs ago #26
Great series. Thank you very much, calguy. debm55 13 hrs ago #29
Kon-Tiki walkingman 13 hrs ago #27
I remember that book. Thank you very much walkingman. debm55 13 hrs ago #28
Caves of Steel - Isaac Asimov. Nt BootinUp 13 hrs ago #33
thank you very much, BootinUp. It sounds interesting. debm55 12 hrs ago #47
Starting at eight years old, Doctor Dolittle's stories. Every last one and there were more than twelve, iirc. ... littlemissmartypants 13 hrs ago #34
Thank you very much, littlemisssmartypants. I only read the first Doctor Dolittle. debm55 12 hrs ago #57
The Betsy, Tacy, and Tib books. greatauntoftriplets 13 hrs ago #36
Thank you, my sweet greatauntoftriplets. I also had things thrown away by my mother-Art Awards, Writing Awards. Art Work debm55 12 hrs ago #51
That's a shame that you lost things that were important to you. greatauntoftriplets 12 hrs ago #55
Thank you. greatauntoftriplets. debm55 11 hrs ago #62
Treasure Island. BootinUp 13 hrs ago #40
Thank you very much BootinUp debm55 12 hrs ago #49
Charlotte's Web justaprogressive 13 hrs ago #42
Justaprogressive, I remember the story of Ferdinand. My sweet aunt bought me the book and would read the book when I debm55 12 hrs ago #48
Mom and dad were both justaprogressive 6 hrs ago #73
Thank you justaprogressive. debm55 6 hrs ago #74
The Haunted Hound rubbersole 12 hrs ago #50
Thank you very much rubbersole for sharing with us. debm55 6 hrs ago #79
The How and Why Wonder Book of Dinosaurs eppur_se_muova 12 hrs ago #52
OMG. I loved the How and Why books. I bought the Books on Cats , Dogs, Horses. birds. And I would read them over and debm55 12 hrs ago #54
That LOGO lookss familiar. I probably had some of those. electric_blue68 5 hrs ago #93
Oh my goodness choie 1 hr ago #110
Cherry Something or other, Student Nurse The Blue Flower 12 hrs ago #53
Thank you very much, The Blue Flower. debm55 12 hrs ago #58
Little Black Sambo by Helen Bannerman Ninga 12 hrs ago #56
Thank you Ninga. I remember it and it scared me. The one illustrated book had a cobra bite the skinny lady. debm55 11 hrs ago #59
Watership Down and The Hobbit Shellback Squid 11 hrs ago #60
Thank you very much for sharing those classic with us.Shellback Squid. debm55 11 hrs ago #61
Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys mysteries Ritabert 11 hrs ago #63
Thank you very much Ritabert. I actually read both series too, as I loved mysteries . still do. debm55 6 hrs ago #83
Ah, yes, Classic Illustrated! Had a bunch of those... electric_blue68 5 hrs ago #98
BLACK BEAUTY!!!!! elleng 10 hrs ago #64
Agree. I am thinking of reading again. Thank you elleng. debm55 10 hrs ago #65
Enid Blyton ChcioInf 10 hrs ago #66
The Noddy Books! Easterncedar 6 hrs ago #89
Thank you very much Easterncedar.for sharing with us. debm55 4 hrs ago #107
Thank you very much , Chcioinf. I am glad I could trigger some good memories of your youth. debm55 6 hrs ago #90
Nancy Drew. Guiness Book of World Records. My mum applegrove 10 hrs ago #67
Thank you very much, applegrove. I loved the books your selection I read those and believe it or not he Farmers Almanac. debm55 6 hrs ago #87
From the library:Ginny Gordon Mysteries; Trixie Belden Mysteries; Little House series; KitFox 10 hrs ago #69
Your welcome. and thank you for sharing your wonderful list of books for us. KitFox debm55 4 hrs ago #106
Lots. I loved the Curtis Bishop Little League books, rsdsharp 10 hrs ago #70
That is so great . rsdsharp. Thank you for your selections. debm55 4 hrs ago #105
Robert Heinlein scifi books LogDog75 9 hrs ago #71
Thank you , LogDog75 I love your genre of books. debm55 6 hrs ago #76
The Door Into Summer.. Permanut 6 hrs ago #77
Thank you very much for sharing with us. Permanut. debm55 4 hrs ago #104
Magic by the Lake - Edgar Eager TuxedoKat 7 hrs ago #72
Same here, TuxedoKat, Thank you for your selections of books. debm55 6 hrs ago #75
Tom Sawyer.. Permanut 6 hrs ago #78
Oh wow. congratulations Permanut. debm55 4 hrs ago #103
Nancy Drew TommieMommy 6 hrs ago #80
Yes, another Nancy Drew reader. Thank you so much TommieMommy. debm55 4 hrs ago #102
The Little House books, choie 6 hrs ago #81
Thank you choie. for sharing with us. I always wanted to read the Little House books . debm55 5 hrs ago #96
Black Beauty. A bit later A Wrinkle In Time. electric_blue68 6 hrs ago #82
Thank you very much, electric_blue68 I read both too. I also read A Wrinkle In Time to my class. debm55 5 hrs ago #94
Journey to the Center of the Earth johnp3907 6 hrs ago #88
Oh johnp3907, That is a classic. Thank you for sharing with us and congratulations on reading as your novel debm55 5 hrs ago #91
Secret Garden, The Little Princess Easterncedar 5 hrs ago #92
What a wonderful selection of books you selected as a youngster.Thank you for sharing with us, Easterncedar. debm55 5 hrs ago #95
You ask good questions Easterncedar 5 hrs ago #97
Thank you very much Easterncedar. debm55 5 hrs ago #99
The Jerry Todd and Poppy Ott books ... MiHale 5 hrs ago #100
Great!!!! That is wonderful, MiHale. debm55 4 hrs ago #101

raging moderate

(4,584 posts)
2. Mistress Masham's Repose, by T.H. White
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 09:23 AM
14 hrs ago

It is about a little orphan girl who discovers a city of tiny Lilliputians hiding in the woods near her home.

SARose

(1,633 posts)
5. Charlotte's Web
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 09:24 AM
14 hrs ago

E.B. White - hands down!

I was also partial to Nancy Drew and Trixie Belden books, too.

debm55

(47,118 posts)
10. Yes, Charlotte's Web was the second on my list, Loved reading the Nancy Drew books too. Thank you SARose,
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 09:28 AM
14 hrs ago

debm55

(47,118 posts)
31. Thank you very much, SheltieLover. Mine too, I tried to read the original Wizard of Oz. But it scared me. and not like
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 10:34 AM
13 hrs ago

movie.

wcmagumba

(4,191 posts)
8. As a middle schooler I loved Sci Fi (still do) and the Tom Swift series of books was a favorite.
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 09:26 AM
14 hrs ago

marble falls

(66,614 posts)
12. Read very close to all the Nancy Drew books just to win the reading contest. Won by a mile. Never read one before, ...
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 09:30 AM
14 hrs ago

... never read one again. I tried the Hardy Boys - fell asleep reading the first chapter header. Nancy was extremely formulaic, but at least she had fun. And I understand they were written by the same person. I think she wrote more interesting female characters.

It was called the Bookworm Club, I was chief worm.

The Madcap

(1,263 posts)
21. I hope that's a fake cover.
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 09:50 AM
13 hrs ago

If not, there was a lot going on behind the scenes. No wonder T**** wants to take us back in time.

debm55

(47,118 posts)
37. Thank you very much., marble falls aka Chief Worm. The title of the book is a little scarey/mature.
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 10:39 AM
13 hrs ago

debm55

(47,118 posts)
14. Thank you flor-de-jasmin. Loved those books. As I teacher, I read my class A Wrinkle in Tme.
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 09:33 AM
14 hrs ago

Easterncedar

(4,644 posts)
86. What grade for A Wrinkle in Time?
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 05:43 PM
6 hrs ago

I want to give it to my granddaughter, but not sure of the right age. I read everything a little early, then, if I liked it, kept reading until I understood it all.

debm55

(47,118 posts)
108. Easterncedar. it was fifth grade. A book is a great gift. It can take you to various places, and times.
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 07:29 PM
4 hrs ago

Jeebo

(2,463 posts)
15. Walter Farley's "Black Stallion" novels
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 09:35 AM
14 hrs ago

Lots of kids were reading them in the early 1960s, when I was in the 5th, 6th, 7th grades. For a while I was reading every "Black Stallion" novel that Walter Farley wrote, until I finally overdosed on them. He was still writing them then, as I recall. About 15 years later they made a wonderful movie of the original novel. debm55, I think you posted this same question some months ago, and I posted the same response.

— Ron
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0078872/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0_tt_8_nm_0_in_0_q_The%2520Black%2520S

nuxvomica

(13,420 posts)
16. The Thousand and One Nights
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 09:37 AM
14 hrs ago

I devoured the stories, which I found in my dad's shelf of Harvard Classics. This is required reading for anyone who wants to write fiction.

lastlib

(26,192 posts)
17. As a real young'un, it was Harold and the Purple Crayon.....
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 09:39 AM
14 hrs ago

Those books never got checked out of the library by anyone else. If I didn't have them, my sister did, and vice versa.

As I got a little older, it was Journey to the Mushroom Planet. (I was a serious space case--learned the Greek alphabet at age 6 so I could read up on space stuff.)

debm55

(47,118 posts)
41. Thank you lastlib. I used Harold and the Purple Crayon when I taught kindergarten. Love how you learned the Greek
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 10:45 AM
13 hrs ago

alphabet and how your book interests matured.

lastlib

(26,192 posts)
68. For fun reading, it was the "Brains Benton" mysteries.
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 01:17 PM
10 hrs ago

Those really boosted my vocabulary. Brains talked like a college professor on a high.

When I was a sophomore in HS, my English teacher wanted to challenge me, so she gave me "Airport"--the book the movie was based on. I started reading it in study hall, read a chunk in a sociology class that bored me, more on the bus home, and spent the rest of the evening reading it. Finished it in bed around 11pm. 700+ pages of a paperback. My teacher was SHOCKED when I gave it back to her the next morning and told her I finished it.

electric_blue68

(22,066 posts)
85. Hahaha, I didn't go That Far back! I loved Harold & The Purple Crayon 👍
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 05:42 PM
6 hrs ago

Actually my parents bought the Tome Life Nature, and Science series. I read them all but a favorite few of them I read more than once.

Then from 11 years on after reading my first SF book of my dad's (even before AWIT) I became a life long SF fan: books, and media.

karin_sj

(1,222 posts)
24. I was an avid reader
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 10:14 AM
13 hrs ago

My favorites were the classics: Alice in Wonderland, Robin Hood, Heidi... I also loved the Nancy Drew series. I really need to start reading again! I've thought about revisiting some of these old books I loved so long ago.

debm55

(47,118 posts)
46. Thank you karin_sj. I have felt the same way reading through the list from posters here to books from my youth.
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 11:03 AM
12 hrs ago

livetohike

(23,504 posts)
25. Nancy Drew and Trixie Belden. Also, I must have
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 10:14 AM
13 hrs ago

read Misty of Chincoteague a million times .

debm55

(47,118 posts)
30. Thank you very much livetohike. I always wanted to read the book Misty of Chincoteague. But it was always out at the
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 10:28 AM
13 hrs ago

Library. I might see if the library has it now. Still interesting to read it.

walkingman

(9,460 posts)
27. Kon-Tiki
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 10:22 AM
13 hrs ago

True story about a journey by balsa wood raft across the Pacific in the late 40s.

littlemissmartypants

(28,303 posts)
34. Starting at eight years old, Doctor Dolittle's stories. Every last one and there were more than twelve, iirc. ...
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 10:36 AM
13 hrs ago

And we had Children’s Encyclopedias that I loved until we got Collier's but I was in Jr. High by then.

greatauntoftriplets

(177,853 posts)
36. The Betsy, Tacy, and Tib books.
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 10:39 AM
13 hrs ago

I read all of them multiple times.

"The Secret Garden".

The World Book Encyclopedia was bedtime reading. My parents gave it to my sister because she had kids. She threw it out because it was "outdated". I'm still pissed off about that. I learned so much from that.

"Brighty of the Grand Canyon". My only grandmother (actually the only grandparent who was alive) gave it to me. I adored my grandmother, who died when I was eight following a stroke she had in our dining room when she was visiting us. I'm said to look like her mother.

debm55

(47,118 posts)
51. Thank you, my sweet greatauntoftriplets. I also had things thrown away by my mother-Art Awards, Writing Awards. Art Work
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 11:20 AM
12 hrs ago

dolls, etc. I was pissed too. Funny thing is, she considers herself a great mother.

greatauntoftriplets

(177,853 posts)
55. That's a shame that you lost things that were important to you.
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 11:36 AM
12 hrs ago

One time I found handwritten recipes in the trash basket. Pulled them out because I wanted to keep them.

debm55

(47,118 posts)
48. Justaprogressive, I remember the story of Ferdinand. My sweet aunt bought me the book and would read the book when I
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 11:14 AM
12 hrs ago

slept at her house. And we would walk to the library together to get more books to take out.Thank you for bringing back the
memories of the book and my Aunt. Love you, Debbie.

justaprogressive

(4,354 posts)
73. Mom and dad were both
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 04:57 PM
6 hrs ago

active participants in WWII...

Mom succeeded in making me a pacifist...Ferdinand was one step...

debm55

(47,118 posts)
54. OMG. I loved the How and Why books. I bought the Books on Cats , Dogs, Horses. birds. And I would read them over and
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 11:35 AM
12 hrs ago

over. I loved them. that you so much for bringing back the memories for me, eppur_se_,muova. I love you! Debbie.

Ninga

(8,853 posts)
56. Little Black Sambo by Helen Bannerman
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 11:37 AM
12 hrs ago

Outwitting tigers, whipping them into butter, eating pancakes….

debm55

(47,118 posts)
59. Thank you Ninga. I remember it and it scared me. The one illustrated book had a cobra bite the skinny lady.
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 11:50 AM
11 hrs ago

Shellback Squid

(9,464 posts)
60. Watership Down and The Hobbit
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 11:54 AM
11 hrs ago

When I was a child and living in the UK, books were my constant plus I was living in the Chiltern Hills at the time

Ritabert

(1,265 posts)
63. Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys mysteries
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 12:45 PM
11 hrs ago

Then Classics Illustrated which let you read comic books of famous books like "The Three Musketeers" and "Ivanhoe".

debm55

(47,118 posts)
83. Thank you very much Ritabert. I actually read both series too, as I loved mysteries . still do.
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 05:38 PM
6 hrs ago

electric_blue68

(22,066 posts)
98. Ah, yes, Classic Illustrated! Had a bunch of those...
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 06:01 PM
5 hrs ago

I loved the the way the clouds were drawn in "Off On A Comet".

ChcioInf

(36 posts)
66. Enid Blyton
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 01:07 PM
10 hrs ago

Famous Five series were the first books I read as a child. Thanks for triggering memories.

debm55

(47,118 posts)
90. Thank you very much , Chcioinf. I am glad I could trigger some good memories of your youth.
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 05:48 PM
6 hrs ago

debm55

(47,118 posts)
87. Thank you very much, applegrove. I loved the books your selection I read those and believe it or not he Farmers Almanac.
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 05:44 PM
6 hrs ago

KitFox

(326 posts)
69. From the library:Ginny Gordon Mysteries; Trixie Belden Mysteries; Little House series;
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 01:17 PM
10 hrs ago

Biographies (I remember my favorite was Clara Barton); Billy and Blaze series; we had the How and Why books at home which I poured over. We also had various Little Golden Books at home. I love remembering coming home from the library on summer days with my arms full of books . I would lay out in the shade of the big apple trees on the side yard and read. I love your posts , Deb! Thank you for stirring memories!😊🩷

debm55

(47,118 posts)
106. Your welcome. and thank you for sharing your wonderful list of books for us. KitFox
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 07:22 PM
4 hrs ago

rsdsharp

(10,985 posts)
70. Lots. I loved the Curtis Bishop Little League books,
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 01:42 PM
10 hrs ago

I read a lot of the Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew books, Rookie Backstop by William Hueman was a favorite, and then, when I was about eleven, I found Robert A Heinlein. That was sixty years ago, and I own at least one copy of everything he (or his wife) ever published.

LogDog75

(565 posts)
71. Robert Heinlein scifi books
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 02:08 PM
9 hrs ago

I grew up during early years of the space race and loved stories about space. Robert Heinlein had a number of books such as:

Space Cadets
Have Spacesuit- Will Travel
Red Planet

TuxedoKat

(3,835 posts)
72. Magic by the Lake - Edgar Eager
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 04:10 PM
7 hrs ago

So many others. Little Women, Beverly Cleary books, Nancy Drew, books on mythology, whatever I could get my hands on.

Permanut

(7,226 posts)
78. Tom Sawyer..
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 05:34 PM
6 hrs ago

I was the perfect age in 1957.

First book I ever owned; still have it. 1937 edition.

choie

(5,731 posts)
81. The Little House books,
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 05:37 PM
6 hrs ago

Bread andJam for Francis (and all other Francis books,) Charlie Brown books.

debm55

(47,118 posts)
96. Thank you choie. for sharing with us. I always wanted to read the Little House books .
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 05:59 PM
5 hrs ago

debm55

(47,118 posts)
94. Thank you very much, electric_blue68 I read both too. I also read A Wrinkle In Time to my class.
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 05:55 PM
5 hrs ago

johnp3907

(4,038 posts)
88. Journey to the Center of the Earth
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 05:46 PM
6 hrs ago

I think that was the first novel I read all the way through.

debm55

(47,118 posts)
91. Oh johnp3907, That is a classic. Thank you for sharing with us and congratulations on reading as your novel
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 05:50 PM
5 hrs ago

Easterncedar

(4,644 posts)
92. Secret Garden, The Little Princess
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 05:53 PM
5 hrs ago

A Wrinkle in Time, The Book of Three series, Wolves of Willoughby Chase, The Princess and the Goblin, The Back of the Northwind, Little Women, A Rose in Bloom, Eight Cousins, Jo’s Boys, Stuart Little - I read all of these over and over 55-60 years ago, and still do.

I loved the old-fashioned books.

debm55

(47,118 posts)
95. What a wonderful selection of books you selected as a youngster.Thank you for sharing with us, Easterncedar.
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 05:57 PM
5 hrs ago

Easterncedar

(4,644 posts)
97. You ask good questions
Mon Jun 30, 2025, 06:01 PM
5 hrs ago

Oh I forgot! My Father’s Dragon and Parsifal Rides the Timewave. The latter is quite obscure.

My beloved third-grade teacher read The Little Lame Prince to us. It’s such a strange melancholy tale, but I loved that, too.

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