[Parabola1124]

Yeee.

[Debut_Fin]

the giving tree is the saddest book ever written

[LastDeclaration]

I read through The Giving Tree a couple months ago at Borders, and it truly is a great story.

[nerdvglc]

where the sidewalk ends. my teacher in the 2nd grade used to read that to us every day, little by little. i've enjoyed it since then.

[Kurt Retenauer]

I want to re-read all of these now. That being said, Where the Sidewalk Ends.

[ManicanParty49]

I've always loved The Giving Tree. Such a great little story.

[tytygood]

Where the Sidewalk ends.

[doppelganger]

i dont remember which poems were in which book

[the andyspecial]

best part about Silverstein is he got his start working for Playboy.

[AussieBoy]

Discovering the Waterfront

[Say Nothing]

Falling Up was always my favorite just because I read it the most. Although Where the Sidewalk Ends was fantastic as well

[Say Nothing]

And I don't think I ever read The Giving Tree

[emit remmus]

Originally Posted by Say Nothing

And I don't think I ever read The Giving Tree

that would explain any misfortune you have experienced in your lifetime. the giving tree is truly beautiful.

[x1onexwo1fx]

Originally Posted by doppelganger

i dont remember which poems were in which book

same

though, i haven't read the giving tree, so i feel like i shouldn't vote either way.

[Parabola1124]

Originally Posted by AussieBoy

Discovering the Waterfront

I want to punch you in the taint so hard.