but a kaleidoscope • Is there a book that you have kept since childhood?

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hannagudm answered: Yes all my Alfons Åberg books in Icelandic. I loved them growing up and now I read them to my son and he loves them too :)

inquisitive-mood answered: The Giving Tree

its-just-kaitlyn answered: my serendipity books c:

kassscrap answered: Kalevala - folk Karelian epos

diyannmasleen answered: Yes!

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cozysmile25 answered: yes.

personsreality answered: Yes a few actually! My favourite is called The Snow Angel

strengthofthestorm answered: ‘Happy Little Dolphin’. My Mom added her own lines on the sides of the pages in permanent marker. Treasure.

imaenerd answered: chicken soup journal

mkdaley answered: To Kill a Mockingbird

lemon-whiskas answered: yes, titled Reynard and The Fisherman

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michelle-deakin answered: Roald Dahl Charlie and the Chocolate Factory :) It is still under my bed.

lullabysworld answered: Yes ! “Fairies” by Perrault (with some scribbles I did on the pages when I was too young to take care of my books ^^”)

a-little-harmed-shinra answered: Stellaluna.

uptownrivers answered: A Friend For Dragon :’)

adrianamarrero answered: “Mi amigo el pintor”

authoressmamma answered: I loved “King of the Dollhouse” by Patricia Clapp . I had lost my copy but lucky enough to find a copy. It’s now a collectors item.

earthtojennifer answered: The Very Hungry Caterpillar (:

chasingtthesun answered: The Giving Tree. It’s been passed down the family. And the Berenstain Bear series. I love them.

lowbird answered: The Book of Unicorns by Jackie French

amandafarmer answered: if you give a mouse a cookie

sonoloblio answered: “A Margarita Debayle” by Ruben Dario

raeraerae answered: haroun and the sea of stories by salman rushdie!

tchotchkelove answered: Walk Two Moons by Sharon Creech. So beautiful.

itsbeensofunny answered: Yes: “Le petit prince” … already read and reread a thousand times and I always learn something new with this lovely prince!

kiminophrase answered: The Neverending Story ♥

cenandoconlobos answered: yes Dinotopia by James Gurney

choucroute answered: Matilda

deviantstarrant answered: Many.

quietly-living-life answered: Tons: Charlotte’s Web, Matilda, Hannah on Her Way, Mary Poppins, Broadway Chances, Little House in the Big Woods…the list goes on and on.