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The Ladybird books.
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 My name is Fred Fernakapan, I walk about the town. Sometimes, with my trousers up, And sometimes, with them down. And when they are up, they are up. And when they are down, they are down. But when they were only halfway up... ...I was arrested! Anyway... Book wise - if it was written by Roald Dhal really.
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Mostly liked the Famous Five books and Asterix the Gaul when I was a nipper. Also enjoyed Charlie and the chocolate factory and the great glass elevator.
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How did I forget Asterix
 He was brilliant Used to read loads of Tintin too.
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17-07-2009, 11:56
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Bill Waterson - Calvin and Hobbes
I have a LE box set at home. It shaped my childhood and can be deep enough for the grown-up me too.
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17-07-2009, 13:26
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The earliest one I remember was called The Beast in the Bathtub.
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23-07-2009, 11:38
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from my childhood
the hungry caterpillar. peace at last. whatever next beatrice potter.......any of it. alice in wonderland, alice in the looking glass (is that the name? not sure) a book about a girl who became friends with the lockness monster, was lovely story but forgotten its name. Umm any fairytale. My kids books.. hungry caterpillar bedtime bear whatever next. harry and his bucket full of dinosaurs.. harry goes to school. Doing the animal stomp. book of fantastic poems.
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23-07-2009, 11:40
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Secret Seven Famous Five Winnie the Pooh Wind in the Willows Jungle Book Comics: Asterix (French) Tintin (French)
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oooh lion, witch and the wardrobe loved that.
cat in the hat, fox in socks is brilliant and Josh loves them. Loved all the Roald Dahl books, like faysh said we have read charlie and the chocolate factory loads of times lol ladybird books too, can't think what the series I loved was called, funny green monster that could turn invisible???
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