The Runaway Bunny137 reviews Margaret Wise Brown HarperFestival, 1991 A beautiful classic! + Nothing more than a classic transformation story + Margaret Wise Brown' s second masterpiece + Nice, sweet, fun book             Are You My Mother?90 reviews P.D. Eastman Random House Books for Young Readers, 1960 An Absolute Favorite!! + Child abandonment? Snort. A fun bedtime book? Yes. + Timeless Classic Still Appeals to Kids Today + Favorite from baby-hood on + Love it!             Sylvester and the Magic Pebble (Stories to Go!)47 reviews Aladdin, 2006 There is always hope + A delightful story to share with your little ones + I wish everyone reads this book. This is quite a touching story filled with lots of symbolism. It actually hits home for a friend of mine. Her husband did not want to have a child and so she terminated her pregnancy out of great disappointment. The savegery of a lion serves as a symbol for what can take a child donkey away from ...             Shiloh310 reviews Phyllis Reynolds Naylor Aladdin, 2000 A well loved classic that deserves your time and affection... + A Great Read for All + A doglover's book `Shiloh' was one of my favorite novels as a young boy. I can still remember reading it in school and being fascinated with the concept, with the storyline and underlining morals that forced me to think about things in a way I never had before. The overall plot may seem to be simple enough. A ...             A Wrinkle in Time67 reviews Madeleine L'Engle Square Fish, 2007 A wonderful book!!! + Emotionally gripping + Madeleine L'Engle Did A Superb Job + Fantastic work             The Complete Tales of Winnie-the-Pooh60 reviews A. A. Milne Dutton Juvenile, 1996 childhood favorite + The complete tales fo of Winnie the Pooh + I'm fifteen and I LOVE these stories!!! + My kids love this book. + Horrible! Where is the History!?             Goodnight Moon575 reviews Margaret Wise Brown HarperFestival, 1991 A Great bedtime story! + CullensAbcs.com Review of Goodnight Moon + Book is falling apart its so good My son loves this book so much that he doesnt just want me to read it at night.. he wants me to read it a million times in the day too! my 19 month old loves pointing out all the objects on the page that we are saying good night to. The worlds are flowy.. the pictures are perfect and it keeps him ...             The Sign of the Beaver191 reviews Elizabeth George Speare Yearling, 1994 Great read aloud! + One of the greatest literary adventures of my childhood. + Beautiful story I have used Sign of the Beaver as a read aloud just about every year I have taught! I teach 4th grade, and have always had great reviews from my students. The text and vocabulary are advanced for some fourth graders, so it is a terrific way to expand their vocabulary and knowledge without having ...             Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of Nimh (Aladdin Fantasy)322 reviews Robert C. O'Brien Aladdin, 1986 A great book for young readers + Insipid cover currently shipping + Sci-Fi Animals! + Great Book for all ages! + Childhood memories I should have made             Bridge to Terabithia802 reviews Katherine Paterson HarperTrophy, 1987 Bridge to Terabithia Recommmendation + Bridge to Terabithia + Bridge to Kcs Bridge to Teribithia is a great book! It is about friendship. Jesse, the main character lives with his four sisters, momma, and papa. When Leslie moves in next door, Jesse's life was changed. Jesse and Leslie started Teribithia, an imaginary kingdom where they rule as king and queen.At the end of ...             The Witch of Blackbird Pond381 reviews Elizabeth George Speare Laurel Leaf, 1978 Classic + still enjoyable as an adult + Perfect Historical Fiction Book for Adolescent Girls + Timeless story set in an historical time             Harriet the Spy143 reviews Louise Fitzhugh Yearling, 2001 Harriet the spy-- + Still Reaping Rewards! + One of My Favorites + Unusual and entertaining             The Little Engine That Could: The Complete, Original Edition (A Platt & Munk Classic)65 reviews Watty Piper, Doris Hauman Grosset & Dunlap, 1978 a classic for me and for my kids + Great, classic story! Good for negative children who are always saying "I can't." + Great Classic Tale + Great story - timeless message + My son loves this book!             The Watsons Go to Birmingham - 1963612 reviews Christopher Paul Curtis Laurel Leaf, 2000 WONDERFUL BOOK + Great for Kids and even adults! + THE VERY BEST BOOK!!! + A Great Read + The Watson's Go to Birmingham             Walk Two Moons718 reviews Sharon Creech HarperTrophy, 1996 Walk Two Moons + Deep, Funny, Easy-to-Read + One of my favorites + A book you'll never be albe to put down + AWESOME!             The Phantom Tollbooth549 reviews Norton Juster Bullseye Books, 1988 A fun book! (review by Harry, a 9 year old boy) + An Overlooked Classic + The point is to learn how to think + Enjoying the PHANTOM TOLLBOOTH: now and forever. + Fantastic Book             Anne of Green Gables (Signet Classics)307 reviews L. M. Montgomery Signet Classics, 2003 An excellent book for girls + Anne of Green Gables + Truly a wonderful novel. + Great gift + A Great Classic Read             Walk Two Moons718 reviews Sharon Creech HarperTrophy, 1996 Walk Two Moons + Deep, Funny, Easy-to-Read + One of my favorites + A book you'll never be albe to put down + AWESOME!             The Sign of the Beaver191 reviews Elizabeth George Speare Yearling, 1994 Great read aloud! + One of the greatest literary adventures of my childhood. + Beautiful story I have used Sign of the Beaver as a read aloud just about every year I have taught! I teach 4th grade, and have always had great reviews from my students. The text and vocabulary are advanced for some fourth graders, so it is a terrific way to expand their vocabulary and knowledge without having ...             Sylvester and the Magic Pebble (Stories to Go!)47 reviews Aladdin, 2006 There is always hope + A delightful story to share with your little ones + I wish everyone reads this book. This is quite a touching story filled with lots of symbolism. It actually hits home for a friend of mine. Her husband did not want to have a child and so she terminated her pregnancy out of great disappointment. The savegery of a lion serves as a symbol for what can take a child donkey away from ...