There are a lot of books I remember from my childhood, but I think one of my all-time favorites is "Brave Irene" by William Steig...it's a great story, but I also just adore his illustrations! I still look for it in book stores just to flip through the pages.

And Beatrix Potter, I love "The Tale of Two Bad Mice."

i liked peter cottontale (or peter rabbit, one or the other) and velveteen rabbit
i also liked the short story i read in middle school called the scarlett ibis

Junglebook!!! I loved it! And I still do

When I was child there are many translated (to Indonesian) children series I like to read in the town library,
- Enid Bliton
- Astrid Lingdren
- Ann M. Martin
- Barbara M. Joosse
- Judy Blume
- R.L. Stine
- Seymour Simon
- Anthony Buckeridge.

But the most favorite for me until now is children series by Anthony Buckeridge.

where i grew up people would donate stuff like clothing and books and one time someone donated a cache of comic books. they were well read and worn, some without covers . in there was a collection about a group of kids known as the legion of superheroes.it was kinda goofy,not real serious battles all the time like today's comic superheroes. some had goofy almost dumb powers.they were a club of teenagers.even their clubhouse looked like a crashed rocket.i loved those stupid stories!

I like Sophie's Misfortunes by countess of Segur (Les Malheurs de Sophie)

It looked ilk spilt milk...
Stellaluna...
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I was crazy about everything by Thea Beckman (Dutch writer). Enid Blyton was great as well. And the neverending Story (by Michael Ende I think).

As a child I always remember my mam reading Alice in wonderland to me.

I've always like Roal Dahl books, wind in the williows, babysitters club and i had a book called gobalino the witches cat.

I loved The Famous Five, Enid Blyton's series of books. I named my dog after a dog in that book