Here are some my almost five year old likes
random thoughts Send a noteboard - 21/10/2010 05:01:43 PM
Sorry if this is a bit of rabble.
Not she is girl so they lean a little heavy in that direction but not much Ican do about that
Wizard of OZ was a hit.
The Ramona and Beezus books are what are reading now and she loves them.
She liked The Lion The Witch and the Wardrobe.
Anne of Green Gables but that is probably too girly.
She hated Alice in Wonderland, Peter Pan and the Pooh books. I think the writing is too stylized and she had trouble following it.
On our to read list is Three Tales of My Father’s Dragon and Charlotte’s Web.
My boys loved a book called Goblins Under the Stairs and some of the classics like Treasure Island and the loved The Hobbit.
What I find with my daughter is it often comes down to how hard the story is to follow and if she can identify with the characters. She doesn’t want a lot of personal conflict and relationship issues that she can't understand but she likes big straight forward emotions and she likes to be a little scared. She likes to know who the bad guy is and who the good guy is and she does not like it when they switch roles. Monsters are fine but a good guy that can't be trusted terrifies her.
Not she is girl so they lean a little heavy in that direction but not much Ican do about that
Wizard of OZ was a hit.
The Ramona and Beezus books are what are reading now and she loves them.
She liked The Lion The Witch and the Wardrobe.
Anne of Green Gables but that is probably too girly.
She hated Alice in Wonderland, Peter Pan and the Pooh books. I think the writing is too stylized and she had trouble following it.
On our to read list is Three Tales of My Father’s Dragon and Charlotte’s Web.
My boys loved a book called Goblins Under the Stairs and some of the classics like Treasure Island and the loved The Hobbit.
What I find with my daughter is it often comes down to how hard the story is to follow and if she can identify with the characters. She doesn’t want a lot of personal conflict and relationship issues that she can't understand but she likes big straight forward emotions and she likes to be a little scared. She likes to know who the bad guy is and who the good guy is and she does not like it when they switch roles. Monsters are fine but a good guy that can't be trusted terrifies her.
Chapter book suggestions for my 5-year old.
- 21/10/2010 03:13:07 PM
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Artemis Fowl? *NM*
- 21/10/2010 03:16:43 PM
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Will definately give 5 year old nightmares. *NM*
- 21/10/2010 03:43:18 PM
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I wouldn't have thought so.
- 21/10/2010 03:47:06 PM
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Okay then. I thought the first one would give nightmares as a bedtime story though.
- 21/10/2010 03:54:05 PM
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Here are some my almost five year old likes
- 21/10/2010 05:01:43 PM
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Just popped into my mind.
- 21/10/2010 05:15:36 PM
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Pippi Longstocking certainly is available in English.
- 21/10/2010 05:18:28 PM
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Re: Pippi Longstocking certainly is available in English.
- 21/10/2010 05:22:43 PM
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*casts a vote for Vi på Saltkrokan*
- 21/10/2010 05:28:36 PM
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Brothers Lionheart is available
- 21/10/2010 06:09:57 PM
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Yuck, my Swedish teacher tried to force me to read Mio, min Mio when I was 14
- 21/10/2010 07:53:35 PM
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We read the Hobbit to Taran at that age. Peter and Wendy was fun.
- 21/10/2010 07:09:33 PM
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Good suggestions! I have email notif. For new replies if you think of more later! 
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- 29/10/2010 11:18:34 AM
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- 29/10/2010 11:18:34 AM
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