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 | yhelmoon wrote on 10:43PM at May 1st, 2011 I am looking for any other books that are best for kids to read. of course, it should be entertaining and easy to read for kids. You can suggest a lot of books if you want. Lot of thanks!
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| 2kids0brain wrote on 03:06AM at May 27th, 2011 Well, "Hairy McClary" series and "moon Ghostie manners" and if she is just starting reading herself, the books by Gloria Lapin on Smashwords are great (my 5yo can read them & she loves them)
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| lauragreene97 wrote on 01:41PM at Oct 28th, 2011 I would definitely recommend The FIx-It Shop by Frederick Alimonti. His books are good for kids 7 and up and are well-written and easy to read. They hold valuable lessons that help kids build self-esteem.
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| familyandfriends1 wrote on 03:20PM at Nov 21st, 2011 David, Bernice, and the Magic Fox by John F. Kinnear There is a series of two books thus far: 1.) In "The Dragoons" 2.) In "Gettysburg, Pennsylvania" They are historical fiction but are mainly ba
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| frymyet wrote on 06:43PM at Jan 31st, 2013 Go to Amazon and look up "The Adventures of Bob and Joe" by Emma Ward. They're ebooks. They are great for 2-3rd grade readers or for you to read to your kids. They are my kids' favorite stories. The Boxcar Children are another great series of books which my kids love, along with Hank the Cowdog and The Great Brain.
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 | jerrifuller795 wrote on 11:54PM at Mar 8th, 2013 I would have to say that two of the best children books I have read are 1.) Mom! What's That? - about a mom and a daughter taking a walk through the park.. and 2.) Grandma! Can I Get a Dog? - which is about a kid who wants a dog, and him trying to convince his grandma to get him a pet. The kids love them! I also like any Dr. Seuss classic.
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| emilyshopoff wrote on 12:44PM at Apr 1st, 2013 Pangaea: Secrets of Machu Picchu - June Ha It's one of my favorite fantasy novels.
It's about the Inca civilization with a twist into the fantasy world.
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| emilyshopoff wrote on 09:31PM at May 1st, 2013 "Finding Xibalba" by June Ha is easy enough and amusing for children to read. Since it's ba
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| MichaelHSimpsonAuthor wrote on 06:46PM at May 10th, 2013 "B Dogg Goes To School" is a great one, you can do a web search for it. It's interactive and fun for kids, but it teaches em about making the right choices at the same time. One of my familys favorites.
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