I Use to read Aruther. Baby Sitters Little Sister :shy: And Sweet Valley Kids :shy: And Little House Books (Still Do)

I had a treasury of Little Golden Books that had many great stories in it: The Pokey Puppy, The Little Engine That Could, and some story that follows a boy throughout his day whose title I can't remember.

As I got a bit older I liked Nancy Drew and The Hardy Boys, E.B. White's books, and anything by Judy Blume.

I loved The Hardy Boys, and Nancy Drew too. I also loved Judy Blume.

I always loved any of the Dr. Seuss books. Especially 'Green Eggs and Ham'.

'If You Give a Mouse a Cookie'
'Junie B Jones'
'El Louise'
Five Little Monkeys'
'Wishbone'

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Ha. I liked Babysitters Club and Boxcar Children also.

I would read it at the dump, I would read it with the mumps, I would read it with my sister, I would read it playing Twister.

I did not read it on the stairs, I had to draw the line somewhere.

Did you read it to the dog, who had played in the fog? Did you read it while eating? While artillery was greeting?

I would read it to the dog, who had frolicked in the fog, I would read it during artillery, to my uncle who smelled like a distillery.
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Uncle Otis read it too, and Gomer, Floyd and Thelma Lou. It was perused by dear Aunt Bee, and phonetically by Ernest T.

OH! Did he read it while throwing rocks? Rocks in socks around the blocks? Did he read it in the jail, and then, again, while out on bail?


(This is worse than when we get carried away with puns! :Hahaha: Rhonda, you need to get in here and join us or stop us. :haha: )

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Would you read it in a box? In a box that has no locks? Would you read it in a chair? Or while you're running from a bear?

Would you read it with a moose, or do you prefer Mother Goose? Would you read it with Andy's Opie, or do you enjoy Snow White's Dopey? :think:

I would read it on the prairie, with Mary, Laura, Nels and Carrie. If green eggs and ham are what they want, I'd suggest Nellie's Restaurant.

There are no Seussian rhymes today, perhaps the urge has gone away. Or maybe Rhonda and Savannah hopped on a Honda and went to Havana.

Bananas are tasty and never leave messes, and Fife wants to remind you that Seuss has three esses.

Did Seuss go to Vegas? That's what my guess is. Many people have gone there and then lost their esses.