what you're reading. Or, know what great books you have read in the past. One of my goals for 2010 is to work my way through a list of books that I want to read. I am hoping to compile that list in the next week or so. I will post it on my sidebar-maybe you can work you way through the list with me! If you have any suggestions I would love to read your comments. I am not looking for any specific genre-they can be fiction, non-fiction, a devotional, poetry, biography etc. I love to read and am always looking for new books or authors. There is nothing better to me than reading a book that I can't put down.
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What about kids books? Do you have a memory of a favorite book from when you were a kid. Or does your child have an all time favorite book that you read over and over and over again?
I can't wait to read your comments {hint, hint!}
Hmmm... I am not much of a reader but as a kids I loved "The Best Nest" and "Old Hat, New Hat." I am going to try to better at reading to the kids this year. First, we will read a G.A. Henty book that we borrowed from a friend. :)
ReplyDeletePreston loves Old hat, New hat! I will have to check out those GA Henty books-I remeber you telling me about them the other day, what ages are they for?
ReplyDeleteSawyer's faves right now are The Goodnight Train, Cars & Trucks and Things that Go (which is huge, but there is so much going on, it is skim-able;-)and I love you Stinkyface. This year, I loved The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society, Jesus Calling (devotional)and Crazy Love: Overwhelmed by a Relentless God. Can't wait to see your list!
ReplyDeleteMy older kids love some of the Usborne books that came with our kindergarten curriculum. They are: Living long ago, Wild Places, A nature book. I think it is called: My first Nature Book, not sure. They never tire of those books.
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