.:.Book Bodega.:. discussion

Submit your thoughts on what you would like to read next!

But there's a twist! For October, your suggestions will be of your favorite book read between the age 9-12 (before the teen years.)

The suggestions posted here will be added to the poll. Majority rules so make sure you throw in your suggestions. :)

NOTE: Please no more than 3 suggestions per person.

thanks!

My suggestions for October are


THE PHANTOM TOLLBOOTH, BY NORTON JUSTER


CHARLOTTE'S WEB, BY E.B. WHITE

Just as Long as We're Together by Judy Blume

Ramona Quimby, Age 8

A Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett


Pippi Longstocking by Astrid Lindgren


The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis

My suggestions:
"Are You There God? It's me, Margaret." By Judy Blume
"Go Ask Alice"
I will be thinking of more :)

Hi Everyone,

My Suggestions
Where the Red Fern Grows by Wilson Rawls
Ozma of Oz by L. Frank Baum
Any of the Peter Rabbit stories by Thornton W. Burgess
(The Adventures of Old Man Coyote, The Adventures of Paddy the Beaver, The Adventures of Sammy Jay)

If someone wouldn't mind sending me a message about how to put the pictures of the books in a post, I'd be really grateful! Thanks, Kai

Hi Karen! Welcome to Book Bodega!!!

To add the book cover click about the comment box that says 'add book/author', select the book tab, type in the title of the book, then below that where it says add: link cover select cover then hit the search button & choose the book. That's it!

Sammee wrote: "Hi Karen! Welcome to Book Bodega!!!

To add the book cover click about the comment box that says 'add book/author', select the book tab, type in the title of the book, then below that where it says..."

Thanks!!!

My favorite of all time... I discovered it at age 10! :)

Something tells me that, no matter what book we officially choose, many of us are gonna read through a few on the list!

I think you're right! :)
Mia wrote: "Something tells me that, no matter what book we officially choose, many of us are gonna read through a few on the list!"

Go ask Alice and Pippi Longstocking sound good