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

By Eliza • Jun 28, 2015 MD

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

International Dot Day Source: International Dot Day : Get

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10. Hans Christian Anderson Fairy Tales

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12. Oh, the Places You'll Go

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17. To Kill a Mockingbird

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18. A Curse Dark as Gold

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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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  • MamaKush

    2015-06-30T05:59:36.919Z

    I loved number 5 growing up!
  • Aida

    2015-10-02T19:21:31.612Z

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

    2015-07-07T21:08:28.162Z

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

    2015-06-29T05:50:47.443Z

    I have not read any of these lol
  • michel

    2015-06-28T22:21:02.094Z

    I love the giver
  • britbabe

    2015-07-04T04:03:19.703Z

    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.
  • Eclipse6101

    2015-06-28T20:06:41.144Z

    I'd like to add a Dr. Seus fav "One fish Two fish Red fish Blue Fish" and "Where the Wild Things Are" by Maurice Sendak.
  • Aamenah

    2015-06-28T19:21:50.659Z

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

    2015-06-28T17:45:11.592Z

    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."
  • Kendra

    2015-06-28T16:23:29.902Z

    The outsiders!!
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