Favorite child hood book or author?
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"Where the Sidewalk Ends" by Shel Silverstein
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Favorite: Skinner\nLeast Favorite (even though you didnt ask for it): Freud - I think he was perverted.  \n\nWho's your favorite?
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Peaches by Jodi Lynn Anderson. And Animal Crackers by Hannah Tinti... two of my favorites.
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i'm looking in a book for baby names, any idea for a boy? if  so email me at msdays_of_or_lives@yahoo.com
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HARRY POTTER IS THE CRACKERS AND CHEESE !......and the books are my heros. ! I love JK ROWLING !...and Daniel...is AWESOME !!!
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Books, lotsa books, board books. Boynton books are really great.
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I did in 3rd grade. I'm rereading it now, since I forgot parts of the story- but I'm not that far. My favorite is Magicians Nephew I guess.
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Hey!! How's ya been? Good I hope. I will email you in a sec!! As an answer to your question, I would have to say Rory Emerald. I didn't like the story Little Red Riding Hood. Rory Emerald seems cool. So, I choose him. Wuv ya, Andy!!
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HARRY POTTER series is my favorite because it is spellbinding, enchanting & bewitching !!! The Harry Potter books are that rare thing, a series of stories adored by parents & children alike!!! Children have always been gripped by the funny, quirky & imaginative stories of J.K. Rowling.
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I'm of English descent, and "Dick Whittington and his Cat" was  an important story to me.  And all the Kipling "Just So Stories for Little Children" and his two "Jungle Books."  Also L. Frank Baum's Oz books (the ones actually written by Baum himself).
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Customer Reviews\nAverage Customer Review: \nNumber of Reviews: 3\n\n childhood favorite, March 28, 2004\nReviewer: A reader\nThis book has been my favorite since I was a child. The words flow so well when reading to myself or my children. Although there are some grafic parts, they don't take away from the poem/story being youthfull and fun. I will always read and share with others this delightful story.\n\n\n\n \n\n2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:\n\n My favorite children's book, July 10, 2000\nReviewer: Erin C (Winnipeg, MB Canada) - See all my reviews \nThis has got to be one of the most fun books to read. It has a great story about a little girl who has a lion, with a big, bad roar that she unleashes on unsuspecting robbers. Although somewhat gruesome I still love this book. I highly enjoy reading this book to my little brother and sister who love it as well. I hihgly recommend this book as one that should be in any book collection. I've even bought myself a copy and I'm 21.\n\n \n\n\n \n\n1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:\n\n Rhyming Fun, March 24, 1999\nReviewer: A reader\nLizzy's Lion may surprise adults at first with it's some what gross discription but it thrills children. It is fun to read!\nThis book is rhyming fun with it's musical sentences. Dennis Lee has captured a singy-song additude.\n\nThe pictures are characteristic of the award winning Marie-Louise Gay. Her pictures are busy and wild. Gay's children are depicted as cute but not perfectly pretty. She makes looking at illustrations fun.
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I like Fosters home for Imaginary Friends too. Bloo's hilarious. My fav when I was a kid was Tom and Jerry. Still love it.
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some of my faves:\n\nDogsbody\nA tale of Time city\nFire and Hemlock -all by Dianna Wynne Jones\n\nJohnny and the dead\nJohnny and the bomb\nOnly you can save man kind- All by Terry Pratchett\n\nStravaganza- City of masks\nCity of stars\nCity of flowers- All by Mary Hoffman\n\nThe Hex trilogy- all by Rhiannon Lassiter
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She's Come Undone, by Wally Lamb. Greatest read ever! Then there's always the Harry Potter books, there's 6 of them now, so they should keep you pretty busy.
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mickey mouse books RULE
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There are a lot of really great authors, but my favorite has always been Stephen King-I think it was because he got me interested in writing when I was 12 and I'm trying to get my own novel published now.  \n\nOther good authors include Rahl Dahl, Louisa May Alcott, Charles Dickens, Virginia Woolf, Philip K. Dick, Michael Crichton, Tad Williams, Isaac Asimov, C.S. Lewis, James Patterson, George R.R. Martin, etc. etc.  Of course there are other authors I haven't read yet, who I would probably like.
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My Jesus by Todd Agnew.\n\nOh, and God of Wonders by Cliff Young, Danielle Young & Mac Powell.