Favorite childhood book

[Lion]

OK what's was favorite childhood book?

Mine was Kon-Tiki

[adam88]

It would have to definatley be the legendary Peter Pan.  I would have my mother read this every night to me.  It captured the imagination of what it is like to be a child at heart and follow our dreams.  I never put the adventure down.

[swan_jax]

well since im still a kid, mine would have to be the scorpions

[yids-warrior]

anything by roald dahl,i used to love his books !george and his marvellous medicine was my favourite!

[The Swan]

Well during my childhood my fav book is Jules Verne's "Around the World in Eighty Days", and from that period till today, I've read all his books.
After all every his book speaks about travels!!! 8)

[CompanyScum]

Mr. Forgetful and the Curious George series.

[Space Toaster]

I used to love the Arthur series, and when I got a little older I loved the Junie B. Jones series. XD My brother and I STILL quote those books. "There's a monster under my bed! Run Helen, run like the wind!"

[Baby Bear]

My favorite childhood used to be a book called "Shoes" You would read about little kids learn to tie their shoes along with rhymes.

[Nuck Forbert]

I got into the Famous Five books by Enid Blyton when I was around, I don't know, nine or ten. Read the whole series. Then I tried the Secret Seven books and just didn't find the same appeal. Maybe two extra characters was too much to deal with, or more likely it was just because they weren't the Famous Five.

When I was much, much younger, at an age for having bedtime stories read to me, it was all about the Mr Men. 8)

[Gramercy Riffs Yeh Right]

Tex by S.E Hinton

[GrandTheftAaron]

I remember reading the Magic Tree House, which was about two kids who used a tree house to go back in time to different events like the Titanic or the civil war. I also used to read the Ramona and Beezus series with my sister.

[ILLER...]

'the kid who's name slips my mind w/ the purple crayon' and 'the stupids' were fun reads as was 'green eggs and ham'

[Storm86]

'the kid who's name slips my mind w/ the purple crayon' and 'the stupids' were fun reads as was 'green eggs and ham'

Harold and the purple crayon. there's a cartoon of it that still comes on from time to time

[ILLER...]

thats the one! thanks, blud.

[Swan27]

DR Suess, Classic still good to read!