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Welcome to Top Ten Tuesday! This week’s topic is Books I Loved but Never Reviewed. I’ve talked about my favorite books on Top Ten Tuesday many times, and many of those are books I never reviewed. So for a change of pace, I decided to focus my list on books I loved that I read with my children and never reviewed. Titles are linked to Goodreads. Let’s get into my list!
The Golden Goblet by Eloise Jarvis McGraw-The blurb on Goodreads does not do this book justice! I read this aloud to both my children and they were captivated by Ranofer’s story!
Detectives in Togas by Henry Winterfeld-My kids were completely wrapped up in this mystery!
Mystery of the Roman Ransom by Henry Winterfeld-So of course we had to read the sequel!
Babe: The Gallant Pig by Dick King-Smith-I somehow missed out on reading this when I was growing up, but I loved reading it with my children!
Gone-Away Lake by Elizabeth Enright-This book captured my imagination as a child, and I really enjoyed sharing it with my children.
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Because of Winn-Dixie by Kate DiCamillo-My oldest read this and then I read it after he had finished it. We both enjoyed it!
By the Great Horn Spoon! by Sid Fleischman-My oldest and I really enjoyed this adventure story centered around the California Gold Rush
The Great Turkey Walk by Kathleen Karr-This was a lot of fun to read to my oldest!
General Butterfingers by John Reynolds Gardiner-This is another fun one!
All-of-a Kind Family by Sydney Taylor-A wonderful story about a Jewish family in the early 1900’s.
Have you read any of these books? If so, what did you think? If not, which one piques your interest?
Detective in Togas!!! That sounds an absolute blast! I’m going to look out for those! Great list (I loved the film Babe – that’ll do pig!) but never read it.
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Detectives in Togas was a lot of fun. After reading Babe, I watched the movie. I think the book was better!
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The covers for Detectives in Togas and its sequel made me smile! I love your take on this TTT!
Thanks! If you decide to check them out, you’ll have to let me know what you think.
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These sound fun!
They really are! If you decide to read any of them, you’ll have to let me know what you think.
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Wow! Intriguing list. Haven’t read any but will check them out.
I’m glad you enjoyed my list! If you ever get a chance to read any, you’ll have to let me know what you thought.
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The only one I’ve read is Babe 🙂
I love how unique your list is this week!
I’m glad you enjoyed my list! Babe is definitely a great book.
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Love your twist on the topic this week! 🙂
Thanks! 🙂
Great list! I don’t think I’ve read any of these. Is the movie Babe based on that book? I haven’t reviewed any children’s books I read with my kids, but I like your idea for this week!
Yes, the movie is based on the book. We watched the movie after reading the book, and we liked the book better!
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Detectives in Togas looks such fun!
It is! If you read it, you’ll have to let me know what you think.
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I love that you picked all children’s books. Because of Winn-Dixie sounds very good. The cover on Detectives in Togas is great! In fact they all have good covers.
They are all really good! If you get a chance to read any of these, I’d love to know what you think.
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What a lovely post! I work in a primary school library and always love to see books for the kids. I grew up speaking Afrikaans, so a large number of English books for children/middle school, passed me by.
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Sharing books with my kids definitely makes them fun! If you decide to check any of these out, you’ll have to let me know what you think.
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Babe is based on a book?! I’ll have to look into that. 🙂
Yep! I like the book better than the movie!
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I love the sound of Detectives in Togas! What a great list!
Thanks! I’m glad you enjoyed my list. If you read Detectives in Togas, you’ll have to let me know if you like it.
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Great list! I’ve not read any of them, although I did watch the movie adaptation of Babe in the cinema when I was little!
The movie is good, but I really think the book is better!
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Detectives in Togas looks hilarious! I’m kind of sad you didn’t review that one after seeing the cover.
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It was a lot of fun! If you decide to read it, I’d like to know what you think.
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Ha, some of these look so fun! And aaah, Babe. <3
They were a lot of fun!
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I know of Babe:The gallant Pig. and I´m most interested in Winn – Dixie perhaps because I should like to have a dog
Both of those are excellent books. I hope you enjoy Winn-Dixie if you get a chance to read it!
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These sound like fun reads!! Great list.
They were!
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Oh these look so fun! My daughter LOVED Because of Winn- Dixie.
They were a lot of fun! If you share any of these with your daughter, I hope you both enjoy them.
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How did I not know there were Babe books?! Haha, that is cute. I thought the movies were really great back in the day. My kids probably would’ve enjoyed the books too but they’re a bit old now.
The movie is good, but I think the book is better!
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I love it when parents share their favorite books and their love of reading with their children. I believe the only I’ve read from this list is Because of Winn-Dixie, which was a childhood favorite of mine. Even more so when the movie came out and I watched it countless times. Somehow I don’t think I realized Babe was a book, which is a strange thought… I should probably pick that up at some point.
I’m glad you enjoyed my list! Yep, Babe is based on a book, and I really think the book is better! If you get a chance to read it, you’ll have to let me know what you think.
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What a great twist on this week’s prompt! Thank you for sharing these. <3
I’m glad you enjoyed my list!
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How lovely to be able to share some of the books you’ve enjoyed with your children. ?
Yes, reading books with my kids has been a lot of fun!
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Some of these bring back memories like Babe.
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I’m glad you enjoyed my list. Thanks for visiting and commenting. 🙂
Great list! I loved Dick King-Smith’s books as a child.
I somehow missed out on his books as a child! So it was a new experience for me and my kids when we read Babe.
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I loved how you did children’s books. While I read many with my children, I started to review some of those books and made an extra
list for them.
From your list, I only read Babe but that’s probably because my children are older than yours, I suppose.
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You’re welcome! I’m glad you enjoyed my list. I’ve started to review some of the books I’ve read with my children, but didn’t manage to write a review for any of these.
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