Cee's Children's Books

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CEE'S
CHILDREN'S
BOOKSHELF

other books
with a special place on my shelf
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All About Dinosaurs: by Roy Chapman Andrews
Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret: by Judy Blume
Ghost Town Treasure: by Clyde Robert Bulla
The Enormous Egg: by Oliver Butterworth
Trixie Belden books: by Julie Campbell
Alice in Wonderland: by Lewis Carroll
Ramona Series: by Beverly Cleary
The Charlie books: by Roald Dahl
A Gift of Magic: by Lois Duncan
Follow My Leader: by James B. Garfield
My Side of the Mountain: by Jean George
King of the Wind: by Marguerite Henry
A Stranger Came Ashore: by Mollie Hunter
The Ordinary Princess: by M. M. Kaye
Escape to Witch Mountain The Forgotten Door: by Alexander Key
A Wrinkle in Time trilogy: by Madeline L'Engle
The Chronicles of Narnia: by C. S. Lewis
Mine for Keeps: by Jean Little
The Princess and the Goblin: by George MacDonald
The Pushcart War: by Jean Merrill
Winnie the Pooh books: by A. A. Milne
The Borrowers: by Mary Norton
All About Volcanos and Earthquakes: by Frederick H. Pough
How to Eat Fried Worms: by Thomas Rockwell
Freaky Friday: by Mary Rodgers
The Boxcar Children: by Gertrude Chandler Warner
Charlotte's Web The Trumpet of the Swan: by E. B. White
The Lion's Paw: by Robb White

Cee's
Favorite Children's Books

author of Anne of Green Gables

author of the Little House books

author of the Doctor Dolittle books

author of The Singing Tree and other books

Honorable Mentions

The Witch of Blackbird Pond: by Elizabeth George Speare
This is possibly my favorite book of all time. The story of a girl raised in Barbados, who must come to live with her Puritan relatives in Connecticut in the late 1600s, and her friendship with a gentle, old Quaker woman. An exciting tale filled with history and adventure--two of the things I love most.
Jacob Have I Loved: by Katherine Paterson
This is another of my favorite books ever. A beautifully written story of a girl at odds with her "perfect" twin sister and the world--a tiny Chesapeake Bay island--in which she is coming of age.
Read an interview with Katherine Paterson.

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"Such a child eventually discovers, on some low but obscure shelf, The Book of Gold. You have never seen this book, and you will never see it, being past the age at which it is met."
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"It must be very beautiful."
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"It is indeed. Unless my memory betrays me, the cover is of black buckram, considerably faded at the spine. Several of the signatures are coming out, and certain of the plates have been taken. But it is a remarkably lovely book. I wish that I might find it again."
.................-Gene Wolfe in The Shadow of the Torturer

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