Wednesday’s What’s What
January 27, 2010
Filed under Activities & Holidays, Books & Gifts
Recently Carole Dissendorp asked a bunch of facebook friends a question that I will shamelessly regift here.
WHAT WERE / ARE THE CHILDREN’S BOOKS MOST POPULAR AT YOUR HOUSE?
My answer was:
- Younger years: Mr Men and Dr Seuss
- 7-10 y.o.: Roald Dahl and Winnie the Pooh (actually, I was the only one who enjoyed Pooh Bear, so let me change that to Narnia)
- Pre-adolescent: Captain Underpants series, Diary of a Wimpy Kid series, and anything by Andy Griffiths
And I’d happily read Captain Underpants any day.
How about you? What say you?
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Slightly related posts:


younger: Eric Carle – The Very Hungry Caterpillar, etc.
elementary age – same as yours – Roald Dahl and Narnia, not Pooh, sorry
adolescent – Ann of Green Gables – me, not so much the kids, Wayside School series.
Thanks, Katy. Never heard of Wayside School…
Currently; my son and I reading The Mr. Men books, Brown Bear Brown Bear, Guess How Much I Love You, Horton Hatches an Egg, Go Dog Go, The Very Hungry Caterpillar, and a slew of animals and there sounds books.
The teen is reading the Twilight series and Gossip girls, and any Stephen King
Thanks, John. Go Dog Go & Guess How Much I Love You were features of our reading times too. Great books.
Wayside school is hilarious! You’ll like it. By Louis Sachar, author of Holes.