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March 20th: What books are you excited to share with your kids or younger readers in your lives?
I knew there was something I forgot to do yesterday! Ok, let's try this then.
Well obviously Harry Potter! That is gonna be fun. Then there is The Little House on the Prairie, Anne of Green Gables. This Swedish series I enjoyed when little called Kulla-Gulla. Oh and all the Astrid Lindgren books!
Then there are all the cute picture books! I can not remember names, I more remember where int he library shelf they are.
And so many mooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooore!! I hope that she will love books.
March 20th: What books are you excited to share with your kids or younger readers in your lives?
I knew there was something I forgot to do yesterday! Ok, let's try this then.
Well obviously Harry Potter! That is gonna be fun. Then there is The Little House on the Prairie, Anne of Green Gables. This Swedish series I enjoyed when little called Kulla-Gulla. Oh and all the Astrid Lindgren books!
Then there are all the cute picture books! I can not remember names, I more remember where int he library shelf they are.
I think it's easy to raise a reader if you really obviously love reading. :)
ReplyDeleteOne never knows, she might hate books!
DeleteShe will love books and she'll introduce you to some great ones as well.
ReplyDeleteI hope so :D
Delete*waves weakly*
ReplyDeleteBaby S will be influenced heavily. You are too obsessed with books and I'm sure your place is stacked with them.
ReplyDeleteI sure hope so
Deletehaven't read these
ReplyDeleteThose are great picks.
ReplyDeleteI do think so
DeleteI loved the Prairie books!
ReplyDeleteI read them as a kid and aww
DeleteIt will be so exciting to share all your beloved children's books with her and now there are so many more on the market as well.
ReplyDeleteNo kiddos for me, but I hope yours enjoys Harry Potter :D
ReplyDeleteWho wouldn't! :D
DeleteIt looks like Safari and Google hate me again, so trying to comment again (sorry if duplicate)
ReplyDeleteI loved Little House growing up, but it's not my girl's thing. We have been listening to the Wrinkle in Time books together, which is awesome. AWiT was one of my favorite childhood books. And she's also listening to the HP books... YEA!!!
Truth be told I had never even heard of wrinkle before seeing something about the movie!
DeleteLittle House on the Prairie is wonderful, I just loved those books when I was a kid.
ReplyDeleteOh and the tv series ! It always seemed to be on a re-run
DeleteI'm already starting to read the HP books to my six year old, and I think I'm enjoying the reread more than her, lol.
ReplyDelete~Mogsy @ BiblioSanctum
Ohh already then! I can't wait!
DeleteOh, for me, Enid Blyton was a huge favorite when I was growing up.
ReplyDeleteI never read those :/
DeleteGood starting selection there. I read all those except the picture books with my mom. :) Crossing my fingers you'll get her to love books.
ReplyDeleteMy worst nightmare, a bookhater!
DeleteThese are good, and I've also been inspired by a lot of the new books for young people these days from various other bloggers. Many weren't available when I was young. I still love to share fairy tales too. Hugs...RO
ReplyDeleteAww fairytales :)
DeleteThe baby will definitely love books!
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DeleteAnne of Green Gables is the big one for me: I was obsessed with it as a kid, AND I'm Canadian so...it's kind of a requirement.
ReplyDeleteLOL, I guess it is the law
DeleteI don't have any children, but I think if I were to recommend kids books, I would recommend Dr Suess, Charlotte's Web, Where the Wild Things Are, Shel Silverstein, The Giver.
ReplyDeleteMelanie @ Hot Listens & Rabid Reads
THose are some good recommendations
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