Thread: Which is your best childhood children’s book?

Books are the one thing that we can’t get enough of around here, Reading is something that reverberates with us as editors, as learners and as the children we once were ourselves. Can you guys share your best children’s books in your childhood?

Originally Posted by subasan

This question makes me remember my long lost childhood. Thanks for those memories. Well, some of the books I remember are Thomas & Friends, Winnie the Pooh, Ramayana, Mahabharatha, Panchatantra, Tenali Raman, Akbar & Birbal, The Scarlet Pimpernel, Pied Piper, Justice & League comics.Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, The Wolf and the Seven Young Goats, The Fox & the Grapes, The Jungle Book.

It's my pleasure, By the way with your answer you made me remember my childhood as well. Ramayana, Mahabharata, Panchatantra, Tenali Raman and Akbar & Birbal were included in my childhood books as well. I must say you are a good reader as a kid.

Originally Posted by subasan

I was only good at being mischievous :P #mischiefmanaged

Here comes the HarryPotter fan, Still you have that mischievous side Am I right?

Originally Posted by subasan

That's the only thing which makes me feel younger even today. I'm an ambivert, except my family and close friends many doesn't know that side of me.

True we should keep the child in us alive.thats the only thing makes us feel young and energetic. And I am also an ambivert

Originally Posted by subasan

Good to hear that. As you grew up in a non-city place, how was your childhood? What are the things that fascinated you?

My Childhood was wonderful, filled with nature, friends, siblings outdoor games and all. There was a lake with the grassland behind my house we used to play in that grassland, flying kites, playing cricket, playing killithattdu, cycling,picking lilies from the lake and watching different types of birds & fishes. It was a playtime with nature. Now the grassland was gone, new houses were built in that space and we lost our playground. It was the golden days, Thanks for bringing back those memories.