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Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Top Ten Childhood Faves



 
Oh my goodness - this weeks top ten made me giggle thinking about a 12 year old me reading in all my geeky glory.This weeks top ten is Top Ten Childhood Faves. Here we go, sit back and be prepared to reminisce -
 
In no significant order:
 
Sweet Valley High
The Babysitters Club
Super Fudge
Romona the Great
Annie.
Yes the red headed Annie. I remember my mom reading this to me every night until I fell asleep.
Where the Red Fern Grows
Summer of Monkeys
Indian in the Cupboard
Where the Sidewalk Ends
 
And the book I wish I could have read as a child is Harry Potter - reading it now makes me feel childlike. It is truly magical.
 
 
Double Love (Sweet Valley High Series #1) The Baby-Sitters Club Judy Blume's Fudge Box Set Where the Red Fern Grows
 
Summer of the Monkeys The Indian in the Cupboard Where the Sidewalk Ends: 30th Anniversary Special Edition
 
Book Cover Image. Title: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (Harry Potter #1), Author: by J. K. Rowling
 
Top Ten Tuesdays is sponsored by The Broke and the Bookish.
 

7 comments:

IngridLola said...

Indian in the Cupboard!! Haha, I loved that book!

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GF Book Mom said...

They didn't have Harry Potter when I was a kid, but if they had, it would have been my favorite. My favorite back then was Nancy Drew.

Here's my post.

Boriquaz said...

Ah Ramona, great books cause you know Ramona knows it all! Here's my Top Ten

Christy (Love of Books) said...

I was all about the Saddle Club and Fear Street series. I remember reading Where the Red Fern Grows and trying not to cry in class. lol

Jenni Elyse said...

I forgot about the Indian in the Cupboard. My mom read that to me as a kid. I remember enjoying it.

MamaMunky said...

I forgot about The Indian in the cupboard! I was obsessed with that book!

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Jen @ A Book and a Latte said...

Awww, I forgot about Where the Red Fern Grows! That should be on my list! I wish I could have read the Harry Potter books as a child too, I read books 1-4 while in college! Here’s my Top Ten Childhood Favorites post! ~ Jen @ A Book and a Latte