Subject: Favourite Children's Author
Posted by: Swingking2
Date: Apr 28 09
Who is your favourite children's author? Have your say.
Posted by: Swingking2
Date: Apr 28 09
Who is your favourite children's author? Have your say.
85 replies. On page 1 of 5 pages. 1 2 3 4 5
rckermunkee
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My fav. childrens author would have to be Beatrix Potter. I used to read her stories for hours on end. I still have that exact same book. Reply #1. Apr 28 09, 7:31 AM |
Pagiedamon
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I've always loved Dr. Seuss. I know that sounds a bit clichéd, but it's true. "That Sam-I-am! That Sam-I-am! I do not like that Sam-I-am!" Reply #2. Apr 28 09, 9:02 AM |
funnybuni
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Dr. Seuss, without a doubt. His books are so classic, and will hopefully never go out of style. I work at a used bookstore, and everytime we get the Seuss books in, I put them on display. Within an hour, they have been sold. Reply #3. Apr 28 09, 10:51 AM |
Ueki
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J.K. Rowling! Reply #4. Apr 30 09, 2:21 PM |
Chilax14 
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Definitely JK Rowling. Reply #5. May 02 09, 11:15 AM |
goobas
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JK Rowling and the Harry Potter books are really good. I like the 3 investigator series. There were 3 or 4 different authors who wrote books in this series. Reply #6. May 04 09, 7:51 PM |
dumbo86
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Ellen Raskin. THE WESTING GAME ROCKS! ;) Reply #7. May 06 09, 9:47 PM |
adette_phoenix
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I not much interested about reading books before, but when I've read the Harry Potter series by JK Rowling, it changed my hobbies. Now I'm very much interested about books so for me J.K is the best Reply #8. May 19 09, 5:30 AM |
| CoolTeen
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Well... For the age group of 6 to 9, 10: Enid Blyton, C. S. Lewis. For the age group of 10 to 12, 13: C. S. Lewis, J. K. Rowling. For the afe group of 13 to 15, 16 or a little more: Christopher Paolini, Eoin Colfer, Phillip Pullman, J. R. R. Tolkein, etc. As a matter of fact, from 12 year old onwards, we're not considered kids, are we? Reply #9. May 25 09, 12:42 AM |
| anabanana2015
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That's a hard one! I'll say J.K Rowling, C.S Lewis, and J.R.R Tolkien. Reply #10. Jun 07 09, 3:35 PM |
| Happy_Bananas
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J.K.Rowling is one of the best, her stories grip you to the edge of your seat. Reply #11. Jun 15 09, 9:53 AM |
| richimishra
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Ruskin Bond Reply #12. Jun 17 09, 3:56 AM |
Ate_May
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Aesop......... because of the moral lessons in his animal stories.......... And those not popular children's book authors who made the nice and wholesome illustrations in the books they authored. Reply #13. Jun 28 09, 6:15 PM |
| Kdog2993
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I love brian Jaques he wrote the redwall series but i would have to say that its more young adult than children, Reply #14. Jun 28 09, 6:18 PM |
Ardicrocks
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My favorite is J.K. Rowling. I love all the Harry Potter books. Reply #15. Jul 11 09, 2:16 AM |
blindcat78
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One of my favorite children authors Dr. Seuss. However, one of my favorite books The Island Of The Blue Dolphins that is written by Scott O'Dell. Reply #16. Jul 22 09, 9:00 PM |
blazerfan004
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Roy MacGregor. He wrote "The Screech owls" series. Reply #17. Jul 31 09, 1:49 AM |
| kthnos
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Jules Verne. I was always liked science fiction books :) Reply #18. Jul 31 09, 1:58 AM |
redsoxfan325
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These were my favorites from when I was a kid (in no particular order): Dr. Seuss Eoin Colfer - Artemis Fowl series Garth Nix - Keys to the Kingdom series JK Rowling - Harry Potter series Brian Jacques - Redwall series Christopher Paolini - Inheritance series I consider Narnia (C.S. Lewis) and His Dark Materials (Philip Pullman) to be fantastic children's literature of a much higher calibur than the works listed above. As for Tolkien, I wouldn't even consider him a candidate for this thread. His masterpieces are far above and beyond everything else posted here. Reply #19. Jul 31 09, 11:33 AM |
nokbbear
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I am 50, but I still relish my old Enid Blyton books. Reply #20. Aug 21 09, 8:58 PM |
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