What was your favorite childhood book?

[LOST CAUSE]

Tales of a 4th grade nothing
and
Superfudge

Oh, and I read this Ninja book I can't think of.

Judy Blume was definitely a childhood staple.

 

[MardyBum]

Exactly this.

 

[Malvo]

The whole Henry Huggins series.

 

[justblaze717]

Nancy Drew, The Hardy Boys, The Westing Game, The Boxcar Children, My side of the Mountain.

 

[MMA since 1993]

Maniac Mcgee
The merlin effect

Along with some of the ones mentioned here

 

[FinalFight]

The secret diary of Adrian mole age 13 3/4

The witches

The BFG

Red Dwarf

Terminator 2 judgement day

 

[TrippleOG]

 

[Kardashians]

I was reall into the Animal Ark series
This was my favorite one

 

[dije1]

 

[Kardashians]

My teacher would eventually ban these books. We'd all share them and everybody would get worked up over ghosts LOL

 

[Hearse Lightning]

I had a fuck load of Goosebumps books when I was a kid. I donated them to the school library when I was like 14. Idiot.

 

[Kardashians]

Y'all missed out if you didn't read junie b Jones lol

 

[Ijedi]

Pick a path books were always interesting! Do they still have these...?

 

[dije1]

I had a fuck load of Goosebumps books when I was a kid. I donated them to the school library when I was like 14. Idiot.

Go back and see if they still have 'em.

 

[Sara]

I forgot I liked goosebumps too

 

[Hearse Lightning]

Go back and see if they still have 'em.

Lol just walk in and box them all up. I should.

 

[Fight To Win]

Artemis Fowl.

A Series of Unfortunate Events.

Charlie Bone.

Redwall.

Eragon.

The Walking Dead comics.

Animal Ark. tips my hat to the dude above who said Animal Ark too

Narnia.

Everworld.

Animorphs.

The Warriors cat series.

Harry Potter.

What can I say? I was and am a nerd.

 

[Fugazy]

A Wrinkle in Time

The Hatchet

The Golden Goblet

Penthouse Forums

HELL Fucking YES!!!

HATTCHETTT!!!!!!

I swore I could survive anything after reading that book. I can still picture scenes from it lol.

 

[loyalyolayal]

We had these growing up and a set of encyclopedia. Read them both a bajillion times. I particularly liked book 11: People and Places.

 

[DaleBoca]