25 Kids Books You Simply Must Read Again as an Adult ...

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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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4. International Dot Day

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10. Hans Christian Anderson Fairy Tales

Hans Christian Anderson Fairy Tales Source: squidoo.com

12. Oh, the Places You'll Go

Oh, the Places You'll Go Source: Really Good Stuff - Teacher

17. To Kill a Mockingbird

To Kill a Mockingbird Source: npr.org

18. A Curse Dark as Gold

A Curse Dark as Gold Source: A Curse Dark as Gold

25. Winnie the Pooh

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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Most of these books I have read and seen the movie adaptation too. Kendra, you may also like,"Rumble Fish," it's by the same author of,"the Outsiders."

How is The Giving Tree not on here? I'm 17 and that book can still make me cry

I read most of these and LOVED city of ember as a kid. :) I definitely agree with reading The Giver again as an adult...there's a lot I didn't pick up on when I read it as a child.

I would have to add The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold - both my son and my daughter loved this book!

The outsiders!!

I love the giver

I loved number 5 growing up!

I would also recommend the chronicles of Narnia! I am curently re-reading them and they are juat wonderful light reads !! :)

And Alices Adventures in wonderland !! It's so sweet and so creative ! I will definitely read these

I have not read any of these lol

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