Feature & Follow is a weekly meme hosted by Parajunkee and Alison Can Read.
Q: What were some of your favorite picture books as a kid? If you have kids, what are your favorites to read to them?
When I was a child, I didn't enjoy reading at all. I thought it was the most boring activity to do in the entire world! Therefore, my list is extremely limited.
This book was everything I wanted my school to be like... wait, never mind! If I remember correctly, these kids were turned into apples by evil teachers!
Come on, who DIDN'T read Junie B. Jones as a kid?!
This was probably my favorite book as a child, which is not a good thing seeing as how twisted and abnormal it is.
Hehe this probably doesn't even count, but Pokemon was my all-time favorite show when I was younger. I still have my collection of pokemon cards to this day. I also still have all the books I collected pertaining to this show!
This is a classic in my opinion. It's an interesting tale of how a man was bullied my monkeys :)
That's all from me, folks. Leave a link to your post in the comments section and I'll stop by with a follow back!
I haven't read those books but they look amazing! :)
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I had that Pokemon book, too! I was SUCH a big Pokemon fan.
ReplyDeleteI didn't read Junie B. Jones, but my niece DEVOURED those books. :)
My nieces LOVE Junie B. Jones! Measle and the Wrathmonk looks fantastic! I've never heard of it but it looks like I may have missed a fun read!
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Aw great pick! Brings back some memories! Check out what I picked =)
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I love Pokemon so so so much! Just followed you on Bloglovin' and GFC! :D
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My daughter has read all of the Junie B. Jones books and loved them!! Thanks for stopping by my FFF! I'm now following via Bloglovin'.
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These are new to me but great picks :)
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I just ran across my copy of caps for sale the other day. I still have it!
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I loved sideways stories for wayside school I always read it at my grandmas house and junie b. jones is on my list! you can check it out here: http://caitstruelife.wordpress.com/2013/09/20/follow-me-friday-childhood-books/
ReplyDeleteI always read Junie B. Jones with my little sister. She's so fun and adorable!
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I loved Sideways stories from Wayside school. I haven't thought about that in years.
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Measle and the wrathmonk seems awesome!Not really familiar with your picks but I love your list!
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Ah! "Wayside School!" I forget if it was in the first one or if it was in "Wayside School Gets A Little Stranger," but there was this one story that really got to me! It was about a teacher who has a secret ear on the top of her head, and she could HEAR the students' thoughts! I became super self-conscious - like some crazy conspiracy theory person, but I was only about seven years old, haha. I would be sitting on the bus and someone would sit next to me, and I'd think a mean thought like "I hope she doesn't talk to me. She's so annoying" and then I'd start censoring what I was thinking in case someone could hear me - or in case the person I was thinking mean thoughts about could hear me, because I didn't want to make them feel bad. I'd like to think I wasn't crazy and that I just had a big imagination.
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Here's my FF, if you're interested!:
http://thepookapicks.wordpress.com/2013/09/22/feature-follow-friday-9/