What favorite book did your parents read to you over and over again when you were a child?

I liked Alexander and the Terrible, Awful, No Good, Very Bad Day. My mother would read it to me whenever I was upset, and I would feel better about my day. I even took to repeating the mantra, "Everyone has bad days, even in Australia."

I can't really remember being read to by my parents once I was able to read as I was such a keen reader myself. I used to read in the car (even when it was pitch black and i could barely see the words) and at night when i was supposed to be asleep i'd try to read by the light coming in from streetlamps! I blame this for my bad eyesight now!!

But books I enjoyed that must have been read to me when I was very little were The Hungry Caterpillar, The Enormous Turnip, Sam's sandwich and any books involving The Large Family!

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I really liked a Dr. Seuss book called Wacky Wednesday when I was a child. My parents read it to me a lot.

I used to ask for The Elves and the Shoe Maker, my dad used to buy us a Ladybird Book every Friday and read to us.

Goodnight Moon.

The Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett. One of my all-time favorites.

My mum used to read to my sister and I every night before bed.

Loveeed Enid Blyton <3

The Wishing Chair and The Magic Faraway Tree were my favourites :)

My parents never read to me as a child.

But they would take me to the library sometimes. I would sneak into the adult fiction section, hide under the tables and read trashy romance novels about heaving bosoms and throbbing members! That's how my love of reading began. :)

"The Moon Says Hello" I think it was called.