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What is your favourite children's book?

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Papelucho.

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>>10191034
fk yea

Edward Gorey kind of did the same thing a hundred years later.

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OP pic's related.

>>10191034
What the fuck is that, kill it with fire.

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Oh, The Places You'll Go (If only you'd leave your room)

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Phantom Tollbooth.

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Love You Forever.

Dem feels.

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>>10191076
Just look at him! there he stands,
With his nasty hair and hands.
See! his nails are never cut;
They are grimed as black as soot;
And the sloven, I declare,
Never once has combed his hair;
Anything to me is sweeter
Than to see Shock-headed Peter.

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By googling it just now, I found out that it has some shitty new movie based on it, which I'll completely ignore forever.

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>>10191086
What's the moral of this supposed to be? "Be vain"?

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>>10191034
The thumb sucker scarred me for life.

Thanks a lot, grandma.

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>>10191041
I used to read that a lot as a child. Are you by any chance Chilean?

As for my favorite, it has to be The Happy Prince. Read it again a couple of years ago and cried like a little girl.

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Angelo goes to the Carnival.

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>>10191103
>The Lorax is a 2012 American computer-animated 3D musical comedy film

Why do they do this?

Dr. Seuss had a cool style to his illustrations and they're exactly the sort of pictures than benefit from hand-drawn, traditional animation. The "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" animated special was great and I'd love to see some 21st century professional animators do the same thing with another Dr. Seuss story, but they keep releasing stupid live action and 3D crap. You stupid fucking faggots how can you be so bad at movies?

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>Dr. Seuss

http://vgboy.dabomstew.com/junyaseuss.htm

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>>10191138
Cuz kids don't care.

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>>10191143
Is this true? I know kids are idiots, but I remember caring as a kid. Maybe I didn't say, "OH BOY THE KEY FRAMES ON THIS ARE GREAT. I WONDER IF THEY ROTOSCOPED THIS PART?" but I could at least appreciate the style of a movie and the effort put into it.

Kids aren't going to remember Bee Movie or Hotel Transylvania with any sort of fondness or nostalgia. I am a psychic wizard so trust me on this.

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>Are you by any chance Chilean?
Yes.

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Remily The Strange

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George W Bush said his favorite childhood book was The Hungry Little Caterpillar.
The Hungry Little Caterpillar was first published when he was 23.

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>>10191022
This was my favorite in my childhood.
But also "Momo", and "the Night of wishes".
Michael Ende was a truly fantastic writer.

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>>10191100
groom yourself you fucking slob.

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>>10191022
I loved the Series of Unfortunate Events series when I was young. I was really excited when I heard about the movie but it turned out to be a bit disappointing.

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Either Finnegans Wake or Being and Nothingness. Loved that shit when I was six.

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>>10191205
Oh cool, it's a real doujinshi?

I liked those books. I read them as a teenager and they felt like the sort of thing the kind of teenagers I liked might like, so I liked them.

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I had a children's book on world history and the last chapter was about the future: how we'd all have computers with access to the World Wide Web by the year 2000, how we'd have cool robots by 2050, how "some scientists" thought we'd have brain implants and virtual reality and all that stuff.

I fucking loved that book and I don't even remember any of the stuff that was the main point of what it was supposed to teach me.

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>>10191022
Heh, shouldn't this be on book board?

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>>10191420
It's a thread, it should go on the Sewing board.

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>>10191429
I laughed at this joke :) good job.