It was great to hear all of your childhood favorite reads. As I didn't specify an age, it was interesting to find how many focused on the chanpter books they read to themselves. This hadn't even crossed my mind, and I was somehow thinking the responses would be about mostly young children's literature. I love when you surprise me. It was fun and refreshing to hear titles I hadn't thought about in decades. Thank you! And just to clarify, although I adored The Little House on the Prairie series when I was little, and then with my son, and now with my daughter... the book I spoke of is
The Little House
. Here's a picture in case you don't know this oldie but goody. It's a gem! I had to read it over again last night. Happy tears every time.

So are you ready to get your
Alphabet Glue on? Here are the four lucky winners:
guam_mummy said...
Possum Magic by Mem Fox. A beautiful story from Australia with incredible illustrations.
melonkelli said...
I loved Make Way for Ducklings. So sweet.
Sara said...
The Hundred Dresses was one of my favorites! And The BFG. :)
Cinnamon said...
I am loving these e-magazines. They are soooo useful! I don't think I can actually pick a favorite book. We had no television growing up so all we did was read. I do remember reading the Narnia series over and over though.
Congratulations! Shoot me an e-mail and I'll forward it right over to Annie. Thanks!
And for everyone else, here's
the link directly to Alphabet Glue... $4 for the first issue.
Congrats to the happy winners!!
ReplyDeleteOh yes, totally loved this book too. I wish I could track it down for my little ones.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
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