favorite childhood book

I do not remeber the name of it, but it was about a chicken that went around asking ather farm animals to help cut wheat, and all of the things you have to do to make bread.. All of the farm animals would not help her do any of the things that it took to make a loaf of bread... So at the end she went around and askedif any one wanted to help eat it, they all said yes, and she said no... It was the best book ever, but Dr. Suess I never grew out of

my favorite was "The Little Engine That Could" I also like "My Big Red Book" both are older ones, but still good reads as a little kid!

Don't laugh. I loved 'The Little Red Hen' (I belive that was it, she was the one who worked hard while others played so that she would have something to eat in the winter?) My children all love 'If You Give A Mouse A Cookie' and 'The Very Hungary Catepiller' and 'Alexander's Terrible Horrible Nogood Very Bad Day!!' Oh I loooove children's books! I can't wait to be able to read to my new granddaughter..but she lives 4 hours away. She was a little young on her last visit (5 months) but she will be old enough to read to on the next visit!

I was not into reading all that much when I was younger. I liked tom soyer when I got a little older. I liked music more when I was younger. I loved to listen to chubby checker.

I can not even believe that you liked The Monster At The End of This Book!! I LOVED it when I was little! My Mom and I recently went through all the books at her house and she found it and gave it to me to read to my daughters. So great1 I also really like One Fish Two Fish

I liked "Flat Stanley" and "Island of the Blue Dolpins." My grandpa read them both to me when I was little.

I don't remember most of the books read to me as a child. I do remember when I started reading that I loved reading 'The Bobsey Twins.' That was the first real book I ever read, and I read it many times because I loved it so.

my favorate book was called misty, the true life story about misty the pony, from the tiny island chincoteague. there were a number of books, and my memory is a bit vague here, but this book was red with real photographs of this animal and her three foals.