favorite Childrens book

my favorite book is "Don't let the pigeon drive the bus!"by mo willems but i love all of his books including "pigeon finds a hot dog".i even did a drawing of it on my mirror!

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10 replies since 14th July 2013 • Last reply 14th July 2013

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When I was a kid I loved the Gruffalo

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I loved and still love this book called 'plum fairy' or 'plum jam' something like that. I don't have the book now that I Ive donated it to my school library. I also love LOVE LOVE ' Betty's fair doll'
Both the books are written by Enid Blyton.

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Reply #3:

Not sure but 'Three Billy Goats Gruff' sure is up there

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Reply #4:

If You Give a Moose a Muffin is my all time favorite. I make all my friends sit down and let me read it to them at least once haha

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Reply #5:

I absolutely loved the Madeline series as well as "The Parakeet Girl".

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My favourite when I was like 3 was this book about a mother rabbit & a baby rabbit where the mum kept going on about how much she'll always love her baby. I also adored Beatrix Potter books. I live in Cumbria where she did when she was writing & I used to go to the museum when I was a kid every time I went into the Lake District. I liked Peter Rabbit & Mrs Tiggy-winkle, my sister was scared of the Mrs Tiggy-Winkle model in the museum.

When I got a bit older I loved Alice in Wonderland but my mum never liked it. She likes the Tim Burton film but she thinks the books are "just a load of nonsense", I always told her that was the point.

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Reply #7:

It;s a tie between The Giving Tree and Hope for the Flowers

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Reply #8:

Oh come on, it has to be "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" :b
It was a classic! haha

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Reply #9:

Am so happy you posted this topic, want to write&illustrate kids books someday! Uh I think of the top of my head I really enjoyed the lady bird series of 'learn to read' called Peter and Jane because there were so many increasing in difficulty and they had these beautiful watercolor illustrations.

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Reply #10:

When you give a mouse a cookie!!!!

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