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Top 10 Books From My Childhood That I Would Love To Revisit
Oohhh...I think I read some Elizabeth books when I was in middle school! That cover is SO ringing some bells! Obviously I didn't keep them, because once I found my paranormal books, I stopped reading contemps, but I so read that one for a time or two!
I never read the Sweet Valley High books, but I remember the TV show a little bit, my sisters used to watch it all the time! I used to read a lot of super girly books too, my reading tastes have changed so much over the years! Happy Reading! :)
OMG, I never read Sweet Valley High but I loooooooved SVU! Nick and Jessica! Lila and Bruce (I think that's his name). And Liz and Tom! OMG I read alll those books. Goosebumps was another favorite and Aliens Ate My Homework.
I remembered you loved SVU too -- I never read any Sweet Valley High but loved SVU and the series after, Elizabeth, where she ran away to London and became a maid! I would seriously re-read them all!!
This is fantastic! I vaguely remember Sleepover Friends, I feel like I may have read a few of those. One of my friends was obsessed with Sweet Valley (Twins, High, AND U) but I could never get into them, though I read a few. And my brother LOVED Goosebumps! GREAT list, this is such a blast from the past! Shannon @ It Starts At Midnight
Omg, I feel like I must've missed out on some great childhood reads here! I don't even think I read a single one when I was little. >_< Thanks for stopping by my list!
I almost put the Fear Street books on my list. I'm not sure why I was so obsessed with them in middle school since I'm a huge wimp when it comes to horror. And yeah for Bunnicula!
Oh my goodness. Zoey Fools Around...I remember reading that book! Your list has made me feel really nostalgic! Great choices. :-) My TTT.
ReplyDeleteI loved that series -- it made me want to go to Maine! I wish it were out on kindle, I really want to re-read it now!!
DeleteOohhh...I think I read some Elizabeth books when I was in middle school! That cover is SO ringing some bells! Obviously I didn't keep them, because once I found my paranormal books, I stopped reading contemps, but I so read that one for a time or two!
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It was amazing -- Elizabeth ran away and moved to London where she became a scullery maid!
DeleteI never read the Sweet Valley High books, but I remember the TV show a little bit, my sisters used to watch it all the time! I used to read a lot of super girly books too, my reading tastes have changed so much over the years! Happy Reading! :)
ReplyDeleteOh I looooved R.L. Stine, but I never made it past his Goosebumps books. I wish I would've read more!
ReplyDeleteOMG, I never read Sweet Valley High but I loooooooved SVU! Nick and Jessica! Lila and Bruce (I think that's his name). And Liz and Tom! OMG I read alll those books. Goosebumps was another favorite and Aliens Ate My Homework.
ReplyDeleteI remembered you loved SVU too -- I never read any Sweet Valley High but loved SVU and the series after, Elizabeth, where she ran away to London and became a maid! I would seriously re-read them all!!
DeleteI seriously loved the Goosebumps books! My siblings and I all shared them when we were on long road trips!
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I grew up on Trixie Belden, Nancy Drew, the Hardy Boys, Judy Plume, C.S. Lewis, and Anne of Green Gables
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic! I vaguely remember Sleepover Friends, I feel like I may have read a few of those. One of my friends was obsessed with Sweet Valley (Twins, High, AND U) but I could never get into them, though I read a few. And my brother LOVED Goosebumps! GREAT list, this is such a blast from the past!
ReplyDeleteShannon @ It Starts At Midnight
Omg, I feel like I must've missed out on some great childhood reads here! I don't even think I read a single one when I was little. >_< Thanks for stopping by my list!
ReplyDeleteI almost put the Fear Street books on my list. I'm not sure why I was so obsessed with them in middle school since I'm a huge wimp when it comes to horror. And yeah for Bunnicula!
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