Children's books

With J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince making its sensational debut last weekend I started thinking about children's books. There have been a lot of wonderful ones over the years, The Cat in the Hat, Where the Wild Things Are, Bambi, the Mother Westwind stories, the Chronicles of Narnia, the Chronicles of Prydain, Nancy Drew, and on and on.

1. As an adult, do you own children's books?
2. If you do, do you still read them even when there are no children around?
3. What were your favorites as a child? Now?

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<a href="http://bookingthroughthursday.blogspot.com">Booking Through Thursday</a> <p> With J.K. Rowling's <em>Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince </em>making its sensational debut last weekend I started thinking about children's books. There have been a lot of wonderful ones over the years, The Cat in the Hat, Where the Wild Things Are, Bambi, the Mother Westwind stories, the Chronicles of Narnia, the Chronicles of Prydain, Nancy Drew, and on and on. <ol> <li><em>As an adult, do you own children's books? </em>Reply here </li> <li><em>If you do, do you still read them even when there are no children around? </em>Reply here</li> <li><em>What were your favorites as a child? Now? </em>Reply here</li> </ol>