What’s the first book you remember loving?
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The Green Odyssey by Phillip José Farmer
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Watership Down
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I really like the cover
So so so cute Pickles, aka the fire cat, is born homelss and lives in a barrel before being adopted by a nice lady and then eventually joining the fire department and improving himself to become a better cat.
Here is Pickles being an asshole by chasing a kitten up a tree, because that is something cats do.
If I remember right Pickles wasn't able to get down either and had to be rescued by the firemen. It leads to his journey to learn how to be nicer to other cats and improve himself.
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The Paul Street Boys. I still remember it fondly!
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Redwall by Brian Jacques. Introduced me to so many things like the fantasy genre, multi-book series, deep worldbuilding, archetypal races and probably way more. The food descriptions also stand out in my memory.
Haven't gone back to see how it stands up but I highly recommend it for kids whose reading level is improving and want to move up a tier in length/difficulty.
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Idk about "loved," but I'll put "I can fly" since I remember reading it a lot.
In case others don't know it, it goes a little something like this (each line is a page):
"I can fly
Up, up, up
Down, down, down
Up, up, up
Down, down, down
Up, up, up
Down, down, down
I can fly"
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Redwall by Brian Jacques was probably the earliest one I remember loving.
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The Phantom Toll Booth!
Weren't they making a live action movie of that? I swear I saw a teaser trailer for it like almost a whole decade ago but don't remember the movie ever actually coming out.
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The Phantom Toll Booth!
Weren't they making a live action movie of that? I swear I saw a teaser trailer for it like almost a whole decade ago but don't remember the movie ever actually coming out.
They did a cartoony one and Maybe it is your lucky day I have found this: https://archive.org/details/the-phantom-tollbooth-1970-dvdrip-x-264-ac-3-i-cmal
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They did a cartoony one and Maybe it is your lucky day I have found this: https://archive.org/details/the-phantom-tollbooth-1970-dvdrip-x-264-ac-3-i-cmal
The animated one is from before I was even born. lol
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The animated one is from before I was even born. lol
LOL Well... it can be like watching an oldy
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LOL Well... it can be like watching an oldy
I just mean I've seen that one a ton lol
A modern one would be nice. If done well, anyway. I feel like it would end up being stretched to a trilogy it doesn't have to be for money, ala Peter Jackson's version of The Hobbit.
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I just mean I've seen that one a ton lol
A modern one would be nice. If done well, anyway. I feel like it would end up being stretched to a trilogy it doesn't have to be for money, ala Peter Jackson's version of The Hobbit.
Oh sorry. I didn't get that. Well... If there is no demand, no one will make a new one, I am afraid
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Honestly I can't remember. I've been reading books since 2nd grade and there's been numerous I loved
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"Nor Crystal Tears": by Alan Dean Foster
One of the first novel length books I ever sat down to read when I was young.
The first series that I fell in love with was: "The Belgariad" by David Eddings
Say what you want about Eddings, the guy was not a nice guy, but "The Belgariad" was a great series and I leaped from it to LOTR.
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Honestly I can't remember. I've been reading books since 2nd grade and there's been numerous I loved
Not even one above all? Or the last one you read
