Here are the compiled answers to the question, What Was Your Favorite Book As A Child And Do You Still Own A Copy Of It?
The results are based on the answers provided by the first 100 cartoonists/artists.
What Was Your Favorite Book As A Child?
Can't remember - 7
Alice in Wonderland - 5
Don't have one - 5
Many - 5
Green Eggs and Ham - 3
Cartoon Cavalcade by Thomas Craven - 2
Doctor Seuss - 2
Not sure of title - 2
Peanuts Treasury - 2
The Lord of the Rings - 2
The Oz books - 2
Where the Wild Things Are - 2
Wind in the Willows - 2
The following answers were given by one person each.
1984
Babar
Beatrix Potter
Brendon Chase
Cat in the Hat
Charles Addams compilation
Charlotte's Web
Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs
Der Struwwelpeter
Didn't answer
Go Dog Go
Great Fighter pilots of WWII
Harriet the Spy
Harry the Dirty Dog
How Much is a Million
How to Draw by Andrew Loomis
Illustrated Treasury of Children's Literature
Lassie Come Home
Let's Play Train
Little Golden Books
Make a World by Ed Emberley
Moomin
Nancy Drew Mysteries
One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish
Pagoo
Prince Ombra
Psychology of Sex
Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark
Sinbad and Me
Sox on Fox
Superfudge
The 500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
The Art of Star Wars
The Black Stallion
The Bobbsey Twins
The Chronicles of Narnia
The Eagle Annual
The Eagle of the Ninth
The Five Chinese Brothers
The Handy Book for Boys
The Haunted Spy
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
The Little Captain
The Little Engine that Could
The Nutshell Library
The Poky Little Puppy
The Secret Garden
The Secret of the Unicorn
The Silver Robin
The Thing in Dolores' Piano
The Whingdingdilly
The World Book Encyclopedias
Thelwell's horse and pony books
Tinker Tanker by Richard Scary
Tom Corbett Space Cadet
Tom Swift and his Trip to Mars
Wifey
Winnie the Pooh
Do You Still Own A Copy Of It?
Yes - -54
No - 20
Didn't say - 14
N/A - 12
The results are based on the answers provided by the first 100 cartoonists/artists.
What Was Your Favorite Book As A Child?
Can't remember - 7
Alice in Wonderland - 5
Don't have one - 5
Many - 5
Green Eggs and Ham - 3
Cartoon Cavalcade by Thomas Craven - 2
Doctor Seuss - 2
Not sure of title - 2
Peanuts Treasury - 2
The Lord of the Rings - 2
The Oz books - 2
Where the Wild Things Are - 2
Wind in the Willows - 2
The following answers were given by one person each.
1984
Babar
Beatrix Potter
Brendon Chase
Cat in the Hat
Charles Addams compilation
Charlotte's Web
Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs
Der Struwwelpeter
Didn't answer
Go Dog Go
Great Fighter pilots of WWII
Harriet the Spy
Harry the Dirty Dog
How Much is a Million
How to Draw by Andrew Loomis
Illustrated Treasury of Children's Literature
Lassie Come Home
Let's Play Train
Little Golden Books
Make a World by Ed Emberley
Moomin
Nancy Drew Mysteries
One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish
Pagoo
Prince Ombra
Psychology of Sex
Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark
Sinbad and Me
Sox on Fox
Superfudge
The 500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
The Art of Star Wars
The Black Stallion
The Bobbsey Twins
The Chronicles of Narnia
The Eagle Annual
The Eagle of the Ninth
The Five Chinese Brothers
The Handy Book for Boys
The Haunted Spy
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
The Little Captain
The Little Engine that Could
The Nutshell Library
The Poky Little Puppy
The Secret Garden
The Secret of the Unicorn
The Silver Robin
The Thing in Dolores' Piano
The Whingdingdilly
The World Book Encyclopedias
Thelwell's horse and pony books
Tinker Tanker by Richard Scary
Tom Corbett Space Cadet
Tom Swift and his Trip to Mars
Wifey
Winnie the Pooh
Do You Still Own A Copy Of It?
Yes - -54
No - 20
Didn't say - 14
N/A - 12
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3 comments:
Gasp! What, no "The Poky Little Puppy"? Where's a paper bag I can breathe into? (Seriously, great list.)
P.L. Frederick (Small & Big)
Wow, "Make a World". I'd totally forgotten that one. A great book! Brings back memories of recess and spelling tests. And afternoon naps. Remember those? Sigh.
Paula, I actually went out and bought "Make a World" a couple of weeks ago just for nostalgias's sake. I had such of rush of memories looking through it. 'The Poky Little Puppy' did make the list. It is further down under "answers given by one person only."
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