I want to know what was your favorite (school appropriate) chapter book that either you read or was read to you while you were in school?


I loved Charlotte's Web.

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Treasure Island.. (Pirates)

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Probably The Hobbit.

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I absolutely loved The Secret Garden.

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The Home on the Prarie series.

The Giver, but it's more for middle schoolers I guess.....I would read it again if I could find a copy.

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LOL ... here's my big confession .... as much as I love writing and reading ... when I was that age, I couldn't stand it, sitting still was not something I wanted to do and interestingly ... I don't remember any teacher ever doing that in a class I took ... maybe I missed out on it in one of the moves from one state to another (there were a couple of those when growing up) ... so even though I love to read .. I've never read (or had read to me) almost any of those type of books (Mark Twain, Robert Stephenson, etc.) So I'm looking forward to hearing all the answers you get in this thread!

Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of Nimh

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I have to agree with PixieSprite on this one The Secret Garden is defenatly one of my favourites, but another is " Willi Wonka and the Chocolate Factory "
I guess I am a lover on chocolote things

I personally always preferred Roald Dahl's "Matilda" and "James and the Giant Peach" to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory although certainly "Matilda" displayed questionable moral values. Not sure if it's appropriate for school reading.

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Charlotte's Web is one that I really remember being read and loving.

But one of my favorite children's books is one my mother read to me all the time. It was the story of Ferdinand, the bull who liked to sit under the cork tree and smell the flowers.

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OOoo i loved just about anything by Beverly Cleary especially the Ramona books.

and my other fav Author was Judy Blume and Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing


Judy also does books for the more "mature" or adult reader....which i found interesting...Summer Sisters ...so i guess that Judy grows with you.

Sounder....I can still see that dog in my mind.After reading the book our teacher showed us the movie.Great story!

The only two stories I recall being read as a little kid was Billy goats Gruff and a book I can’t talk about today. I loved the tigers turning into butter.








(I think the people that ban books are the ones with the attitude problem)

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Tom's Midnight Garden by Philippa Pearce was one of my favourites.

Minnow on the Say by the same author was also fun - a good treasure hunt story.

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