Most memorable books?

[Toblet]

I remember the 'spot' books by Eric hill when I was very young. I used to love them.

I then went though a phase of reading 'Warrior Cats' by Erin Hunter. I literally couldn't put the book down. I was so addicted, I stayed up until 4'clock on a morning reading them. Yes, I was crazy but that was ages ago now.

So, what books do you remember from any time in your life?

 

[Vipsoccermaster]

The Berenstain Bears, pretty much. Loved reading those books in my childhood days.

In Summer 2007, I was reading the first Harry Potter book for Summer Reading. I got so into it that I wanted to keep going in that book to see what was happening throughout the book.

 

[NintendoPhratBoy227]

The Hungry Catapiler that was my most childhood favorite book i guess it was because how the book was designed and i liked the fruit idea.
i first read it when i was 6 now im 19 almost 20 and the book is like very old now but it just bores me now.
also i might pass it onto my kid in the future XD.

 

[yoshi402]

I remember a whole lot of books from when I was little.
I can't really name them all,but the hungry caterpillar was my favorite.

 

[gameguy1996]

I always liked the frog and toad books.  the hungry caterpillar takes me back though.

 

[GalaxyToad]

Ah, books were always a part of my pastimes as a child.  I also remember titles such as Spot, The Hungry Caterpillar, and even Arthur as a child.

Perhaps one of the more memorable books I remember would definitely have to be consisting of the Harry Potter series. Even to this day, I find them quite enjoyable to read though back as a child the stories really did feel "magical". I also remember the novel Holes by Louis Sachar which first began as a novel study at school, but later on became one of my most read books as a child due to its interesting plot. I also had some fondness for those Goosebumps novels as well for some reason as a younger child. 

 

[ChickenLegs]

When I was really young, I was already a good reader and I could read by 4.  Because of this, I never really got into the usual stuff like Dr. Seuss.  I preferred shorter chapter books like the "Black Lagoon" series.  That being said, I really enjoyed the Inheritance Cycle series.  Great action, good length, although at times tedious and boring (especially in the 3rd book.)  It is really good though.

 

[AtomicShyguy]

I remember a book I read at school about Scotland...o_0