Re: Favorite books YOU like to read

[Patricia <7350g1bn@MAIL.SENDANET.ES>]

>I still cannot read any of the E.B. White books without crying, after
>multitudinous times and many years.  I recently discovered 5 Children and
>It by E. Nesbit, and it's my new old classic.  My two teenage daughters are
>still re-reading Phantom Tollbooth.
>
>Suby Wallace

I thought I couldn't remember much about my childhood ;-) but this thread
is bringing back many memories. There is a sequel to Five Children and It,
called The Story of the Amulet, with the same characters (including the
Psammead), and they go back to different historical periods. I found it
fascinating, and read it several times, as I used to do back then. (Right
now I'm lucky if I can read books *once*).

Patricia Berasaluce
Teacher / Librarian
St Patrick's English School
San Sebastian (Spain)

e-mail (home): patricia@mail.sendanet.es

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