[Tom]

Originally Posted by Novo

In the dark dark house down the dark dark cellar......

Youtube video

brings back so many memories

[Beastie]

Originally Posted by Tom

Biff & Chip, Fuzzbuzz, Spot the Dog, Funnybones

Omg.. I used to love Funnybones And also.. WHERE'S WALLY!!

Had a few of them books by "Puffin" as well!

[Stacey.]

Yeah, that "Very Hungry Caterpillar" "Topsy And Tim" "Rosie And Jim" "Spot" "Elmer"

[Benjamin]

* The Hungry Caterpillar
* Biff and Chip (Was that the Magic Key stories?)
* Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry
* The Boy (Roald Dahl) - I always remember this for the bit with his nose hanging on by a thread of skin.

[BigBrotherfan4ever]

A Stranger Came Ashore, this one first book read at school.

This first book i ever read of my own accord was Flowers In The Attic, Virgina Andrews, it was brilliant, i've been actually thinking of buying it again to see if i still like it has much as i did nearly 20 years on.

[Jessica.]

Originally Posted by ukturtle

Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry

That is my favourite book of all time!

[Niamh.]

I used to love Roald Dahl books as a child, The Witches was my favourite (que joke from Novo lol)

[Lee.]

I read every single Famous Five book.. I loved them so much that I think I could still read one!

Danny the Champion of the World was my favourite Roald Dahl book

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by happyland

I read every single Famous Five book.. I loved them so much that I think I could still read one!

Danny the Champion of the World was my favourite Roald Dahl book

loved that too, it was sad though

Also I loved the Sweet valley high books

[Lee.]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

loved that too, it was sad though

Also I loved the Sweet valley high books

I never got into them, but I do remember reading something like them when I got too old for Enid Blyton.. can't remember what though.

I think I started reading grown up books quite young actually.. I read every single one of Virginia Andrews books and the whole "Rhanna" series by Christine Marion Fraser (which, if you want a good read that'll make you laugh and cry all at the same time, you should try)

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by happyland

I never got into them, but I do remember reading something like them when I got too old for Enid Blyton.. can't remember what though.

I think I started reading grown up books quite young actually.. I read every single one of Virginia Andrews books and the whole "Rhanna" series by Christine Marion Fraser (which, if you want a good read that'll make you laugh and cry all at the same time, you should try)

What are they about?

[Lee.]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

What are they about?

They're set on a fictional Scottish Island (Rhanna) and basically just follow the lives and loves and losses of a couple of the families.. I've just made them sound really crap, but I promise you, they're fantastic..

And I've just found out there's 8 books in the series!! and I don't think I've read them all! Yay

I think I'll maybe give them all a read again actually.. Honestly Niamh, go and read some of the reviews online.. they really are brilliant (as is her other series "Kings Croft" or summat)

[Beastie]

Oh and Kipper!

[Benjamin]

Oh also 'The Faraway Tree' by Enid Blyton and 'Point Horror' Books.

[Lee.]

Originally Posted by ukturtle

Oh also 'The Faraway Tree' by Enid Blyton and 'Point Horror' Books.

The Faraway Tree! I just got my daughter that..and the Magic Wishing Chair. I used to love them!

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by happyland

The Faraway Tree! I just got my daughter that..and the Magic Wishing Chair. I used to love them!

I love that book so much! I might read that again soon.

[Lee.]

Originally Posted by ukturtle

I love that book so much! I might read that again soon.

I think I might too! Plus I'm very tempted to erm buy my girl a Famous Five book

[Kerry]

Originally Posted by ukturtle

Oh also 'The Faraway Tree' by Enid Blyton and 'Point Horror' Books.

Oh I love the Faraway Tree!!! I can remember our teacher reading it to us at the end of the school day. I bought it for my daughter a few years back but she said it was too young for her

Might read it myself.....

[Niamh.]

OMG I actually just threw the wishing chair out last week when I was clearing out my daughters rooms

[Lee.]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

OMG I actually just threw the wishing chair out last week when I was clearing out my daughters rooms

Lol.. really?

Oh, I used to love the Mallory Towers books too actually.

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

OMG I actually just threw the wishing chair out last week when I was clearing out my daughters rooms

You did what!

[Ramsay]

best series of books ever

[InOne]

Roal Dahl books. But never realised how sadistic they were until I got older

[Boothy]

Yeah Roald Dahl books for me too. What do you mean sadistic? I can't really remember the stories, just titles.

[InOne]

Originally Posted by Boothy

Yeah Roald Dahl books for me too. What do you mean sadistic? I can't really remember the stories, just titles.

Like that one where the kid tries to kill his grandmother so he goes in the shed and finds loads of random stuff. But she ends up turning big I think. Also that girl who points her finger