March is Reading Month - My Favorite Kids Books

I have been making monthly posts on facebook with book recommendations. But...when I came to the month I'd be posting about my favorite kids books I couldn't narrow it down to just a couple. So, how about a blog post. I won't get too chatty. Below are great books for boys, and girls, young and old. Enjoy! Please tell me what your favorite children's books are in the comments. I'd love to add more to our personal reading list.

Early Readers/elementary:
Caps for sale
The giving tree
Pete the cat
Catbug
The boy who gave his lunch away
The Little Engine that Could
Curious George
Winnie the Pooh
Beatrix Potter books
Serenity books
Ivy Cottage by E.J. Taylor
The jacket I wear In the snow
How groundhogs garden grew
Stone soup
The boy that cried wolf
The jingle in my pocket
Heidi
Little house on the prairie
The wild robot
The Lion, the witch and the wardrobe
Mandie and the secret tunnel
My Fathers dragon.
Pinocchio
The prince and the pauper
Dragons - legends and lore of dinosaurs
Amelia bedelia
Aesop’s Fables
The handbook of nature study
Pilgrims progress
Alice in wonderland
Redwall he secret garden
A little princess
Island of the blue dolphins

Pre-teen:
Anne of Green Gables
My Side of the Mountain
The boys body book
Boy....to man
Girl...to woman
Kingdom’s Dawn
The Call of the wild
Laddie
Oliver Twist
The hiding place
Hellen Keller
The story of inventions

Teens:
The hobbit
David Copperfield
Pride and Prejudice
Les Miserable
Counte of Monte Cristo
All Quiet on the Western front - language and gory.
The hiding place

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