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Apr 21 2010
Children’s Classics
I came across this list here and thought it would be fun to read through these books (although there will be no time limit).
Rackham: Aesop’s Fables
Alcott: Little Women
Anderson: Anderson’s Fairy Tales
Ballantyne: The Coral Island
Barrie: Peter Pan (read 2009)
Baum: The Wizard of Oz (read 2010)
Burnett: The Little Princess (read 2010)
Burnett: The Secret Garden (read 2010)
Carroll: Alice in Wonderland
Collodi: Pinocchio
Coolidge: What Katy Did (read 2010)
Coolidge: What Katy Did Next and What Katy Did at School
Dickens: A Christmas Carol
Gilbert: Robin Hood
Grahame: The Wind in the Willows
Grimm: Grimm Fairytales (read 2010)
Haggard: King Solomon’s Mines
Hughes: Tom Brown’s Schooldays
Jacobs: Irish Fairy Tales
Kingsly: The Water Babies
Kipling: The Jungle Book
Lamb: Tales of Shakespeare
Lang: Tales From King Arthur
Lang: Tales from Troy and Greece
Lear: Complete Nonsense
Montgomery: Anne of Green Gables
Nesbit: The Enchanted Castle
Nesbit: Five Children and It
Nesbit: The Railway Children
Porter: Pollyanna
Rackham: Mother Goose
Saint-Exupéry: The Little Prince
Sewell: Black Beauty
Spyri: Heidi
Stevenson: A Child’s Garden of Verses
Stevenson: Kidnapped
Stevenson: Treasure Island
Wiggin: Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm
Wilde: The Happy Prince and Other Stories
Wyss: The Swiss Family Robinson
English Fairy Tales
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