They were great as kids, but some books take on new meaning when you grow up. After all, you have more life experience and a better understanding of how the world works. You'll love rereading these books and finding out how much you still enjoy them, but for different reasons.
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A Wrinkle in Time
Source: 18 Books That Changed How
Little House on the Prairie
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Where the Sidewalk Ends
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International Dot Day
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Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret
Source: Are You There God
Deenie
Source: 1980s Vintage Judy Blume book
The Giver
Source: The Giver (film)
The Secret Garden
Source: The Secret Garden by Frances
Manners for Kids
Source: Dude, That's Rude!: (Get Some
Hans Christian Anderson Fairy Tales
Source: squidoo.com
Bridge to Terabithia
Source: 37 Books For Kids You
Oh, the Places You'll Go
Source: Really Good Stuff - Teacher
Gulliver's Travels
Source: Gulliver’s Travels | Free ebooks
The Book of Lost Things
Source: We Be Reading: April 2010
Prisoner B-3087
Source: Prisoner B-3087
Island of the Blue Dolphins
To Kill a Mockingbird
Source: npr.org
A Curse Dark as Gold
Source: A Curse Dark as Gold
The Egypt Game
Source: The Egypt Game (Game, #1)
My Side of the Mountain
Source: 35 Childhood Books You May
The Dollhouse Murders
Source: 40 Classic Teen Books Every
The City of Ember
Source: e-Library OPAC
How Full is Your Bucket?
Source: How Full Is Your Bucket
The Brothers Grimm
Source: The Complete Grimm's Fairy Tales
Winnie the Pooh
Source: 67 Books Every Geek Should
Which of these books did you read as a kid? Would you read any of them again?
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