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999 Challenge : Chèli's Crazy 2 - 4th Qtr X 2		73	ivyd, Saturday 5:33pm
75 Books Challenge for 2009 : Cheli X 2 75 Challenge 4th Qtr		96	alcottacre, Friday 11:35pm
999 uitdaging : Maaike's		67	Maaike15274, Friday 4:16pm
999 Challenge : Maaike's 999 challenge		67	Maaike15274, Friday 4:06pm
What Are You Reading Now? : Books Brought Home-December 2009		159	mstrust, Friday 2:02pm
75 Books Challenge for 2009 : avatiakh reads some books in 2009 - Part 2		354	alcottacre, Friday 3:39am
BookCrossing Australia! : Group Reading Log: December 2009		58	KimB, Wednesday 7:41am
1001 Children's Books You Must Read Before You Grow Up : Oh Death, Won't You Spare Me - Cataluna's 1001 Children's Book List		12	cataluna, Tuesday 11:00am
75 Books Challenge for 2009 : What We Are Reading - Young Adult		414	ThePam, December 2009
75 Books Challenge for 2009 : What We Are Reading - Classics		287	alcottacre, December 2009
999 Challenge : avatiakh's 999 challenge		148	SqueakyChu, December 2009
BookMooching : On-going question, please date. What are you reading now?		183	CFiveSix, December 2009
100 Books Challenge for 2009 : cyderry - give it a try		219	cyderry, December 2009
Book talk : Gaiman's Sandman for YA graphic novel collection?		36	andyl, November 2009
Children's Literature : What makes you cry?		72	MarthaSteward64, November 2009
50 Book Challenge : elliepotten's 50 book challenge 2009		223	elliepotten, November 2009
Read YA Lit : What is your favorite YA title?		187	fullofsound, November 2009
75 Books Challenge for 2009 : Cheli's 75 Challenge 3rd Qtr.		141	loriephillips, October 2009
The Green Dragon : How do you weight nostalgia?		46	mamzel, October 2009
Hogwarts Express : I haven't read that... (IV)		220	mamzel, October 2009
List Five Books Parlour Game : One Thing Leads to Another, Part II		257	janoorani24, October 2009
Book talk : 5 Books you read as a kid that you would like all kids to read		69	ecco-liz-1, September 2009
50 Book Challenge : Kirconnell 2009		181	readinggeek, September 2009
The Green Dragon : Drop a word, add a word VII		629	Seanie, September 2009
Folio Society devotees : Which books would you like to see as Folio volumes?		453	mailer, August 2009
List Five Books Parlour Game : All the Colours of the Rainbow...		28	chinquapin, August 2009
999 Challenge : Cyderry's 999 list 2nd Qtr		59	MusicMom41, July 2009
What Are You Reading Now? : Another Meme--please forgive me		57	jnwelch, May 2009
What Are You Reading Now? : Books Brought Home, April 2009 #2		160	elliepotten, May 2009
75 Books Challenge for 2009 : 100 Favorites		90	blackdogbooks, April 2009
999 Challenge : bonniebook's 999 challenge - 2009		207	bonniebooks, April 2009
999 Challenge : tututhefirst joins 999 challenge		175	tututhefirst, April 2009
75 Books Challenge for 2009 : Laytonwoman3rd ups the ante for 2009		315	laytonwoman3rd, April 2009
999 Challenge : cyderry's 999 list		186	cyderry, April 2009
75 Books Challenge for 2009 : AlcottAcre's 2009 Reads, Take 3		323	ronincats, April 2009
Children's Fiction : Classics		46	SusieBookworm, March 2009
Readers Over Sixty : What did you read when you were young?		16	andyray, March 2009
What Are You Reading Now? : What Were Your Favorite Books as a Kid?		90	deniro, March 2009
What Are You Reading Now? : Keepers		29	scarpettajunkie, February 2009
List Five Books Parlour Game : black and white		15	ostrom, February 2009
The Green Dragon : Inheriting books prematurely		26	ejj1955, February 2009
999 Challenge : TheOnlyMe joins 999, can it be done?		22	cyderry, January 2009
50 Book Challenge : Nickelini's 2008		220	bonniebooks, January 2009
List Five Books Parlour Game : Horses		10	millwheel, January 2009
75 Books Challenge for 2008 : streamsong's 75 for 2998		141	alcottacre, December 2008
75 Books Challenge for 2008 : Picolina's 2008 Challenge		27	suslyn, December 2008
What Are You Reading Now? : What books are next on your reading list?		355	stevetempo, November 2008
The Green Dragon : What kinds of books (if any) do remember your parents reading when you were a child?		74	Prop2gether, September 2008
What Are You Reading Now? : First Line Game Chapter 8		353	Jodyreadseverything, September 2008
List Five Books Parlour Game : Opposites Attract II: Paired Titles		14	CD1am, August 2008
Book talk : What was your first book or author read by yourself in childhood		37	AuntieCatherine, July 2008
Art is Life : Animals in literature		48	ambushedbyasnail, July 2008
Banned Books : Any idea how many you've read?		59	quilted_kat, July 2008
List Five Books Parlour Game : A coat of many colours		24	lakingston, May 2008
Horses : Favorite Horse Books		29	bookel, May 2008
50 Book Challenge : Dulcibelle's jumping in		96	sussabmax, May 2008
Horses : Least-favorite horse books		12	fallaspen, February 2008
The Green Dragon : Have you bought and books lately? Do tell!		298	AnnaClaire, February 2008
99%ers : Favorite books about motorcycles		11	Fenrir, January 2008
Archivists on LibraryThing : Introductions		28	sophiebella, December 2007
The Green Dragon : High school curriculum		123	aviddiva, November 2007
Children's Fiction : Welcome		92	shelagh, October 2007
Positively Not Potter : Message Board		26	Amiziras, October 2007
What Are You Reading Now? : What You're Reading the Week of 31 Mar 2007		145	LynCollett, June 2007
What did YOU buy today? : If you didn't buy a book today, what was the last book you bought and when?		105	Jenson_AKA_DL, June 2007
Book talk : Books as decoration		106	basbleu39, May 2007
What Are You Reading Now? : What Books Came into Your Home Today? - April 2007		161	Kell_Smurthwaite, May 2007
50 Book Challenge : Great "CHEATER" Books		12	Concetta, April 2007
What Are You Reading Now? : What Books Came into Your Home Today?		249	bluesalamanders, April 2007
Book talk : More fun with libraries/Rainbow		33	annabethblue, January 2007
Crystallizing Books : Numinous Bed Stand		14	monado, January 2007
What Are You Reading Now? : What You're Reading the Week of 18 Nov 2006		65	Thalia, November 2006
The Green Dragon : Do you have a reading plan?		92	clamairy, November 2006
Book talk : Is it me?		61	benwaugh, November 2006
Book talk : classic children's books		31	hailelib, October 2006

... Hetar Book Shadow Queen Youth Series His Majesty's Dragon Book His Majesty's Dragon Classics Black Beauty Fiction Rhett Butler's People History/Bio Patriarch:George Washington and the New American nation NonFiction Wedding of the waters : the Erie ...

... Hetar Book Shadow Queen Youth Series His Majesty's Dragon Book His Majesty's Dragon Classics Black Beauty Fiction Rhett Butler's People History/Bio Patriarch:George Washington and the New American nation NonFiction Wedding of the waters : the Erie ...

... Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll 398. Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll 399. 400. 401. Black Beauty by Anna Sewell 402. 403. 404. 405. 406. 407. 408. 409. 410. 411. Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain 412. 413. 414. 415. 416. 417. ...

... read books about ponies when she learns to read at Kindi next year, she declared last night. Not pirates. Better dust off Black Beauty and put Treasure Island under Mr Bear's nose...)

Today I bought: The Cinnamon Peeler The Awakening Black Beauty The Old Man and the Sea

October 27th I'm currently reading Black Beauty, a children's classic. It's very cute and I'm enjoying it a lot!

... to people as the only western worth their reading time. I do remember my Mom reading to us; she read Heidi, Black Beauty, The Secret Garden & many others. I became very frustrated that she would only read a chapter a night & as soon as i got a library card started reading as ...

... picture of Lassie struggling across a swollen river. I was so mad at my younger brother since he tore the last page out. Black Beauty was another one of my favorites, with the color illustrations.

Black Beauty is uit. Het is jammer dat ik het niet gelezen heb toen ik 10 was en een paardenmeisje. Nu als volwassene vind je het snel sentimenteel, wat niet wegneemt dat ik af en toe toch een traantje wegpinkte. Hoewel het boek nogal melodramatisch is (Remi voor paarden), had Sewell het hart ...

Black Beauty was a lovely read. It could have gone in the Children's book category too. However, the story is quite melodramatic and a little sentimental; I am quite sure that I would have enjoyed the story more if I had read when I was a child myself. As a horse loving girl, I probably would ...

Can I have a negative vote? I read Black Beauty as a child and hated it passionately: I would like all kids to be prevented from reading it!

... is een prachtige variant op het weerwolf thema. Echt een aanrader. Nu ga ik verder in Het verloren boek van Salem of Black Beauty of Hogfather. Ik weet nog niet welke eerst.

Black Beauty

Black Beauty was one of my favourite childhood books and I read it several times. Another more recent horse book that is really great reading is I am the great horse by Katherine Roberts and retells the story of Alexander the Great from the perspective of his stallion, Bucephalus.

... that this was the first of only two works of fiction to feature the working cab horses of the times, the other being Black Beauty. I've seen many references to George MacDonald from later fantasy writers so really wanted to read one of his books. I enjoyed the fantasy elements of this ...

... that this was the first of only two works of fiction to feature the working cab horses of the times, the other being Black Beauty.

I haven't read Black Beauty but I have read Gentlemen and Players

I haven't read Seeing a Large Cat but I have read Black Beauty.

... Count of Monte Cristo but I didn't want two from the same author. So I'm trying out The Innocence of Father Brown and Black Beauty. But I'm s till looking for more, so let me know if you think of anything. Thanks again.

... enjoying it, but now that I'm about 2/3 done, I just want it to be over. Cervantes really needed an editor. I never read Black Beauty as a kid so I'm hoping that will be a trip back to my youth and got my fingers crossed for The Three Musketeers and The innocence of Father Brown.

... enjoying it, but now that I'm about 2/3 done, I just want it to be over. Cervantes really needed an editor. I never read Black Beauty as a kid so I'm hoping that will be a trip back to my youth and got my fingers crossed for The Three Musketeers and The innocence of Father Brown.

Black Beauty by Anna Sewell Courage to Hope: From Black Suffering to Human Redemption by Quinton Hosford Dixie The Red Badge of Courage by Stephen Crane My Name is Red by Orhan Pamuk The Red Tree by Shaun Tan

... Ian McEwan The Beach by Alex Garland Merde Actually by Stephen Clarke Paris: Biography of a City by Colin Jones Black Beauty by Anna Sewell A Little History of the World by E.H. Gombrich Cosa Nostra: A History of the Sicilian Mafia by John Dickie David Golder by Irene Nemirov ...

... pile one: The Beach by Alex Garland Merde Actually by Stephen Clarke Paris: Biography of a City by Colin Jones Black Beauty by Anna Sewell A Little History of the World by E.H. Gombrich Cosa Nostra: A History of the Sicilian Mafia by John Dickie David Golder by Irene Nemirov ...

... Moon does not count)? I used to do a lot of re-reading, now not so much. It would probably be a toss up between Black Beauty, White Fang and The Book of Three. 6) What was your favorite book when you were ten years old? I'm guessing probably The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrob ...

... Hardy Danny the Champion of the World - Roald Dahl Madame Bovary - Gustave Flaubert Skallagrig - William Horwood Black Beauty - Anna Sewell Best 10 Gulliver's Travels - Jonathan Swift Alice's Adventures in Wonderland - Lewis Carroll Madame Bovary - Gustave Flaubert ...

... rs 2.6 DON QUIXOTE READ 5/23/09 read with group BONUS POINT 2.7 NORTHANGER ABBEY READ 1/14/09 2.8 Black Beauty 2.9 THE INNOCENCE OF FATHER BROWN read 6/15/09 Kirconnell in 50 Book Challenge : Kirconnell 2009 (Mar 6, 2009, 11:19pm)

... Wimsey at home to solve a mystery in a churchyard, and flitting around the world with the HRT in Christopher Whitcomb's Black while commuting to work. The fun just keeps coming!

I tried to read the bit in Black Beauty where Ginger dies to my daughter years ago and in the end she took the book off me to read it herself because I couldn't get the words out.In fact, now I don't think that there's any part of the book that I can read without having to hold back the tears. I ...

... which features three intrepid orphans and is set in mid-century London. And, finally, don't forget classics such as Black Beauty and Little Women. She might just be willing to give them a try on a boring, rainy Sunday and be transported.

One of my favorite books growing up was Black Beauty. I had a copy that was my mother's when she was growing up. To this day it is still proudly placed on the top shelf of by bookcase (where I keep everything I don't want the animals to get ahold of). The hardcover can be removed and it's been ...

... fleeing to the library to find it. The Chimney Witches I love this book and have it on my shelf right now! Black Beauty Enough said. I still hate thinking about that fire! I forgot about The Story of Ferdinand until I got on here!! Pippi Longstocking and I loved the ...

... about what to look for and I'll be looking! So if there is a pool, my bet is 9/9/09. (I say that because I am reading Black Beauty with TheOnlyMe at the beginning of September and I'm hoping that will be my last book for the 999 challenge)

#121: I know what you mean, having just read the book--and agree with you. ETA: almost forgot: #117: About Black Beauty--yes! My parents took me to see the movie and I cried and cried. They were really distressed with me, coming from a Depression generation where humans suffered a great ...

There is no way on earth that I could read Giraffe. Black Beauty and Old Yeller scarred me permanently when I was young. Sorry, Linda. Can't touch that one with a barge pole.

... Shoes and Girl of the limberlost and got given a Readers Digest set of 50 great works of the modern world and a copy of Black Beauty. Also now I go to babysit my granddad every sunday so the full time carer can go to church, So far I've bought home 5 books including Memoirs of sherlock ...

... Brown The Christy Miller series (anyone read those?) All of the Wayside School books Shel Silverstein Black Beauty The Littles all of them Bridge to Terabithia and Where the Red Fern Grows Chronicles of Narnia definitely loved The Magicians Nephew the best F ...

... adult, and adult satire. They are a good read for anyone but I haven't managed the whole series yet so I'm excited. Black Beauty, Little Women (the unabridged version), The Adventures of Alice in Wonderland, and The Wizard of Oz are also on my TBR list which is growing, FAST! Altho ...

... tickers.TickerFactory.com/ezt/t/wI7Pc3s/fundraising.png"> 1. Little Women (unabridged) by Louisa May Alcott 2. Black Beauty by Anna Sewell (TBR September) 3. Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte (TBR March) 4. Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte (TBR Mid July) 5. Pride ...

... your category #1 is great. If I didn't already have more than enough categories, I'd steal it. I have never read Black Beauty, any of the Anne of Green Gables series, The Secret Garden, The Hobbit, etc - so many of those books that seem to define some people's childhoods.

... The Virginian. Read all of the books about horses by Paul Brown including Patchwork, a Pony. My mother read Black Beauty to me & my bro when i was 6 or 7 & of course i read it when i got older many times. 8^)

... and thanks to ya'll, I've had to add The Secret Garden, A Little Princess, and Wuthering Heights. I already have Black Beauty and Jane Eyre on my to read list of classics this year so I'm excited to add more. I'm also planning to reread Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn as I read them ...

Black Beauty Anna Sewell Black Mischief Evelyn Waugh Black Plumes Margery Allingham White Ladies Francis Brett Young The White Monkey John Galsworthy

15> When I was a little thing I read, in a manner of speaking, Black Beauty. I commented proudly that I had finished it and wouldn't sell it for a million dollars. My elder sister said, "That's stupid. With a million dollars you could buy another copy and have money left over." I don't know ...

... a orphaned calf to feed. Said calf would bawl and bawl which would wake me. Ah, responsibilities! I remember reading Black Beauty during these years and many additional animal books. I am still totally a sucker for animal books.

... BONUS POINT 2.5 The Three Musketeers 2.6 Don Quixote 2.7 NORTHANGER ABBEY READ 1/14/09 2.8 Black Beauty 2.9 The Innocence of Father Brown billiejean in What Are You Reading Now? : What Were Your Favorite Books as a Kid? (Nov 19, 2008, 8:43am)

... gave me a special copy of Alice in Wonderland which I treasured and now can't find. I also loved Lassie, Come-Home and Black Beauty, both books made me cry, and I do not know if I could read them now. I also remember loving Hans Brinker, or the Silver Skates and I would read every book ...

Yes, Black Beauty is a story that is emotionally very hard on the reader. Once read, it's never forgotten, but not the kind of book one can go back to with repeated pleasure--at least for me (after seeing the movie "Babe," I gave up eating pork, so if I don't monitor my reading about animals I ...

... Honeybears' Christmas' ("Wake up, wake up it's Christmas time! Time to get up and get dressed!), 'Mr Tickle' (Ugh!), 'Black Beauty,' Heidi,' The Hobbit' and 'Lord of the Rings' and 'These Old Shades.' In primary school our teachers read us some good ones including 'Oskar and the Ic ...

... had the other ones also (meaning they were all one huge book) so I decided to reread them all, just for the fun of it! 3)Black Beauty by Anna Sewell- I love horses, so obviously I was going to enjoy this book! 4) The Jungle Book- I don't remember who wrote it and I can't find it on LT, but ...

... view although there are short sections where the world is described through a horse's eyes--not anthropomorphized like Black Beauty but how a horse might actually view a situation or person. There is also an animal communicator who 'reads' horses and interprets them. And then there are ...

Colors of a Different Horse Wendy Bishop and Hans Ostrom Black Beauty Anna Sewell The Horse in Blackfoot Indian Culture John Canfield Ewers They Shoot Horses, Don't They Horace McCoy Seabiscuit Laura Hillenbrand

I didn't read much as a young child. I vaguely remember reading, or trying to read Black Beauty, but I found it difficult because there weren't and pictures. I seem to remember reading The Hardy Boys. But, the earliest book I'm certain I read was Where the Red Fern Grows. I as maybe 10 when I ...

... of Oz books at the same time and I'm sure I read them ... just not sure if before or after JRR. I also had Big Red, Black Beauty, and a ton of other books. By the time I could ride a bike I lived in the library lol

Our Horses In Egypt by Rosalind Belben Black Beauty by Anna Sewell National Velvet by Enid Bagnold My Friend Flicka by Mary O'Hara Silver Brumby by Elyne Mitchell

whoopsie - double-post.

... Travelling Pants, Harry Potter, His Dark Materials, The Spiderwick Chronicles, Gossip Girl, etc. You'd also put Black Beauty, A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court, Treasure Island and A Wrinkle in Time in this category. Even your Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew books fall ...

... Boned Nineteen Minutes/100 Years of Solitude Slow Man/Fast Women The Master/The Idiot White Teeth/Black Beauty

Black Beauty

And I thought I was one of a very small group who liked animal stories. My start was with Black Beauty, which my mom gave me for Christmas one year. I was pretty young. I read it I don't know how many times. Many years have passed. Watership Down, of course. My kids read themselves through a ...

... first few chapters. When I was eleven, a book had to either have gritty realism (Dinky Hooker Shoots Smack), or horses (Black Beauty, the Black Stallion), or magic (The Little White Horse, by Elizabeth Goudge--who also used sophisticated language--and Roald Dahl was the favourite) ...

Purple Hibiscus by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Green Dolphin Street by Elizabeth Goudge Black Beauty by Anna Sewell The Virgin Blue by Tracy Chevalier Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit by Jeanette Winterson

Here we go: Most of the Black Stallion books by Walter Farley King of the Wind by Marguerite Henry Black Beauty Seabiscuit: An American Legend A Year at the Races by Jane Smiley My Racing Heart by Nan Mooney I've read good mysteries by Dick Francis, Carolyn B ...

... the primary opponent of the incumbent Senator George}, the prosecution files for the Anjette Lyles murder trial {see: Whisper to the black Candle {no not Black Beauty}by Jocelyn White, and oral histories from the Georgia Legal History class. "Archives" also house books by our ...

... could be studied by scientists today to see what was going on. Anyone who enjoyed Seabiscuit: An American Legend or Black Beauty will enjoy this book. It's a wonderful look back at an amazing animal and an amazing time in history.

... I picked up TWO motorcycle related books, both for myself. If my other half can spend money on safety chrome.... One, Chrome and black lace (touchstone seach not working) by Vicki Bissillion is a novel about two mid life age women riders who take a six week 'girl's only' trip ...

My favorites are the classic Black Beauty by Anna Sewell, Secretariat, and Ruffian. When I was younger my favorites were the Thoroughbred series by Joanna Campbell.

... National Velvet and My Friend Flicka. I got them in a boxed set of three classic horse stories once, and after reading Black Beauty I felt certain that they would be just as good. But they weren't. Another one I hated was Misty's Twilight, even though Marguerite Henry is one of my ...

Black Beauty Professional Goldsmithing The Last Slice of Rainbow and Other Stories Redwall The Blue Sword Rose daughter The Scarlet Pimpernel The Amber Spyglass The Golden Compass Silver Wire Jewelry

... John Cleland and am loving it (it's chock-full of titillation and beautiful descriptive passages). Recently read: Black Beauty by Anna Sewell Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen Emma by Jane Austen The Invisible Man by H G Wells The Picture of Dorian Gray by ...

>76 The Black Stallion and Watership Down were two of my favorite books in elementary school, along with Black Beauty, White Fang and the fantasies I'm sure I've previously mentioned somewhere on here.

... Donnelly (which I'm about 2/3rds of the way through). The only other one I was "scheduled" to read this month was Black Beauty by Anna Sewell (the Book Club Forum reading circle choice for April) and I've already finished that one, so it'll all be mood-dependent from here on in...

... of Sense and Sensibility and Pride and Prejudice. Of course, April's Reading Circle choice on the Book Club Forum is Black Beauty - another classic, which means I've actually sat down and physically read one of my classics at last!

... 300 pages: Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen (262 pages) Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen (255 pages) Black Beauty by Anna Sewell (213 pages) All of those can be read in a day off if you've nothing else to do and are excellent choices. You could always take a look ...

... Austen I've never been much of a one for classics, but I'm trying to branch out and embrace them (I'm currently reading Black Beauty by Anna Sewell) and although I really didn't enjoy Emma, I rather liked the audio book I listened to of Northanger Abbey so I've ended up falling into ...

... Stone Pilot by Paul Stewart and Chris Riddell The Pirates! In an Adventure with Whaling by Gideon Defoe Black Beauty by Anna Sewell I'm on holiday from work this week, so I might get caught up on my reading a bit!

Message 64: Creole54 -- I still have my original copies of Gone With the Wind (paperback no less!),Black Beauty, Marjorie Morningstar (my all-time favorite), and several Anne of Green Gables books. I would never replace them -- I like the fact that they are old, not-too-ratty, and well-love ...

... admit, I have three books coming in the mail, but eve Dale said I had the perfect excuse for those - I had to get hold of Black Beauty for my reading circle and I had £15 of Amazon vouchers, so I had to make it up to the full amount so as to get the free postage. So I have The Stone Pilot ...

... sitting on my shelf, unread and waiting, so it's difficult to choose which one to read next! I think I'll be moving onto Black Beauty by Anna Sewell fairly quickly though, as it's the reading circle book for April.

... can't believe that no one has talked! All the groups about animals seem to never get anywhere. My favorite may well be Black Beauty, but Misty of Chincoteague is a close second, along with its sequels. Brighty of the Grand Canyon is about a burro instead of a horse, but I love it. And ...

I have almost 100 copies of Black Beauty by Anna Sewell. I started collecting them years ago, different illustrators and ediditons. My oldest is 1896. In a previous life when I had money I would collect everything by Stephen Coonts, David Eddings (who turns out lives in Carson City) ...

... to buy copies of everything she's written. I am working on the more obscure ones now. I recently got her rewrite of Black Beauty (only worth having if you are a McKinley completist) and The Stone Fey which is gorgeous and lush but very short. >#17 - I read that recently and very ...

... Chronicles of Narnia, especially The Silver Chair. Other than that, there's Lad:a Dog by Albert Payson Terhune, Black Beauty, and The Black Spaniel Mystery by Betty Cavanna.

These are all classics and great stories: Black Beauty by Anna Sewell Little Women by Louisa May Alcott Ivanhoe by Sir Walter Scott Moby Dick by Herman Melville Frankenstein by Mary Shelley

Thanks for the link Punky! My favorite: Black Beauty banned in South Africa for having the word "black" in the title! *eye roll*

... by Steinbeck The SILVER Chalice, a novel by Costain Mrs. Pollifax and the GOLDEN triangle by Gilman BLACK Beauty by Sewell Thirty Years in the GOLDEN North by Welzl David COPPERfield by Dickens The SCARLET Pimpernel by Orczy A book of GOLDEN ...

... Nest Princess Ashley The Catcher in the Rye The Secret Garden The Wind and the Willows Treasure Island Black Beauty The Hobbit Alice in Wonderland Sula Around the World in 80 days Sing-Song When We Were Very Young The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Julius Caesa ...

... Blue - Blue Bloods by Melissa de la Cruz Brown - Blood and Chocolate by Annette Curtis Klause Black - Black Beauty by Anna Sewell Grey - The Grey King by Susan Cooper Gold - Golden by Carmen Dokey Silver - The Silver Kiss by Annette Curtis Klause ...

... eene The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupery many many animal books of which I have forgotten the titles... Black Beauty by Anna Sewell Beautiful Joe by Marshall Saunders Trixie Belden series by Julie Campbell 12-17 The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran Jonathan Livingsto ...

... The Perfect Puppy by Gwen Bailey (I don't know if I'll read both because I'm getting sick of reading about puppies.) Black Beauty by Anna Sewell

I just ordered Black Beauty, I am the Messenger, Uglies, 1984 and A Wrinkle in Time from Amazon.

Continuing on the subject, my husband recently recommended that I read Black Beauty. I was so surprised to have my Star Trek novel reading husband recommend a children's book that I put it near the top of my TBR pile. I figure it must be fantastic!

... Your Dog in 7 Days I am the Messenger (Zusak) The Art of Raising a Puppy (Rutherford) The Perfect Puppy (Bailey) Black Beauty (Sewell) And, yes, we are getting a puppy soon. Couldn't you tell? Heh. (edited to add Touchstones - big old pain in the butt)

Some of my favorites that haven't been listed yet are: Little Women (and the rest of the series) Black Beauty Heidi The Little House on the Prairie series Peter Pan Mary Poppins Tom Sawyer A Little Princess Alice in Wonderland Swiss Family Robinson Robin Hood Kid ...

... copy, just listed twice) or with no one else. I'm very fond of Rosina Copper by Kitty Barne, a horse novel in the Black Beauty mould but actually rather sweeter IMO.