How much do you remember from your childhood?

Dec 15, 2005 15:30

I spend my days immersed in children's books, usually the newest and yet to be published. But some of my favorites are still the ones I read as a kid. Maybe you read some of these too. What do you remember?

Here's a little quiz to test your children's literarure knowledge/memory:

1. In the children's book Abel's Island, how long is Abel ( Read more... )

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prosy December 15 2005, 21:33:35 UTC
In the children's book Abel's Island, how long is Abel stranded on the island ( ... )

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crashcarstar December 15 2005, 21:39:04 UTC
that is an embarrassing test for me...

the only one i know is the last one, and its because some of the kids i tutored over last semester were reading it...

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prosy December 15 2005, 21:44:56 UTC
here's one for you: What is Charlie's last name in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?

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crashcarstar December 15 2005, 23:53:28 UTC
bucket! got it!

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prosy December 16 2005, 14:28:48 UTC
good work! that question completely stumped me at taco night like a year ago. i have the worst memory....

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pinksparklz December 16 2005, 05:27:53 UTC
oh boy. some of your books I've never even read! Abel's Island, wheel on the school and cloudy with a chance of meatballs.

Nancy Drew was first published in the 20s, right? She was considered pretty risque at the time.

Big Friendly Giant. I love Roald Dahl. I found a rather well worn original print of James and Giant Peach at a thriftstore.

The name of the land in Phantom Tollbooth? ooh boy, um, I DO remember he eats his words, has to save rhyme and reason and early in the journey they all jump to the island of conclusions. That is one of my favorite books.

I haven't even thought about Julie and the Wolves in years!

Never a big Ramona Quimby fan. I think she reminded me of bratty younger sister too much.

"Some Pig"

Here's a contributed question: What animal did the younger brother swallow whole in Judy Blume's 'tales of a fourth grade nothing'?

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prosy December 16 2005, 14:30:25 UTC
i seem to recall something about a turtle in Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing....

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the lake of shining waters.... tragicdrive December 16 2005, 17:18:39 UTC
anne was 13! right?
for shame if i get this wrong...

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paro December 16 2005, 18:24:05 UTC
4.) Big Friendly Giant
12.) He gets gum in his hair.

That's all I can remember.

I think I could probably contribute to the science fiction genre as well, or at least I'd like to think so..

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