While we're on the subject of childhood...

[xAleux]

What book/book series did you love to read when you were a lad?
I enjoyed the Hardy Boys because in 3rd grade we would laugh every time they said "Frank ejaculated"

Berstein Bears and Dr Suess were pretty quality as well.

[dashboard1190]

I read The Chronicles Of Narnia when I was little, now I don't remember shit about them, but still I read them.

I remember liking The Little Creature (?) books.

[ThexQuietxCull]

hardy boys were a definate must. goosebumps is a given.

[smokedsanity]

I loved the Bernstein Bears. I read a lot of Matt Christopher books, when I was a bit older.

[dashboard1190]

hardy boys were a definate must. goosebumps is a given.

I remember reading a lot of The Goosebumps.

Ahh memories.

[xAleux]

I read The Chronicles Of Narnia when I was little, now I don't remember shit about them, but still I read them.

I remember liking The Little Creature (?) books.

I only read one Chronicles of Narnia book but i loved it so much. It was the one about the Unicorn Hunters. I hope they make that into a movie too

[dashboard1190]

I only read one Chronicles of Narnia book but i loved it so much. It was the one about the Unicorn Hunters. I hope they make that into a movie too

I love the name Caspian (Prince Caspian).

I haven't seen The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe yet, maybe eventually.

[Bishop]

Animorphs like what.

[ThexQuietxCull]

I loved the Bernstein Bears. I read a lot of Matt Christopher books, when I was a bit older.

the name matt christopher reminded me of christopher pike, who was the author of the spooksville series. i LOVED the spooksville series. anyone else read these?

[xAleux]

Animorphs like what.


Oh crap dude. I feel like a dik for not saying Animorphs. That was my all time favorite series. they had the TV show on the old nickelodeon

[radiofriendly]

hardy boys and boxcar children were my favorite series. goosebumps but it was mostly after my time.

[Shatter590]

hardy boys all the way

[Star^^Rock]

Dr. Suess books, Goosebumps, and there was a series of these books that I read:

http://images.syndetics.com/hw7.pl?client=depup&isbn=0590419625/LC.JPG

[Dirty Ernie]

encyclopedia brown

[kmbuley]

i liked reading those books with that girl that can take pictures in her head by just going 'click'. i think her name was cam jansen or something like that.

[FreshyFresh23]

i read the Redwall series of books with all these little animals who fought battles with swords and stuff.


I also read a lot of star wars books - haha, i was a nerdy one.

[aCe_]

Animorphs like what.word.

[seconds]

The Making of the Titanic Movie book
and this one scary book that had a couple stories in it. I'm not sure what it was called.

[Star^^Rock]

Oh Crap!Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark.More Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark!
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c167/lalagirl16/0898457580.jpg

[aCe_]

I always enjoyed Shel Silversteins books

[Star^^Rock]

I always enjoyed Shel Silversteins books


Aaaaah!Yessss!I loved those books.
I love "A Light In The Attic"

http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c167/lalagirl16/lightattic.jpg

[aCe_]

Aaaaah!Yessss!I loved those books.
I love "A Light In The Attic"

http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c167/lalagirl16/lightattic.jpgMe too! All his books ruled.

[FrancesTheMute]

goosebumps, obviously.

[Broken Parachute]

goosebumps, obviously.

Ditto.

[kmbuley]

Oh Crap!Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark.More Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark!
i have this book! its still scares me....kinda.:[

[niveK]

When I was in 2nd/3rd grade I started reading Stephen King. I never cared too much for juvenile books.

[FOBPrettyNPunk]

Boxcar Children, Wayside School, Dear America and Goosebumps

[randomgrrl2]

Boxcar Children, Wayside School, Dear America and Goosebumps
Wayside School! I remember loving those but I could never remember the name. I also read a ton of the Choose Your Own Adventure books. My favorite was the one where you wake up on the side of the road with amnesia.

[Groogz]

I liked to read anything Shel Silverstein put out. Goosebumps were always fun to read too.