9 Children's Books And Authors Every 90s Kid Should've Read

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1. Hatchet

IT WON A NEWBERRY MEDAL, SO YOU KNOW IT WAS LEGIT. This was like the ultimate survival story; although I have a feeling Brian (the main character) would get some pushback if he tried lugging a hatchet in his luggage nowadays. In retrospect, this story is pretty brutal. I mean, here we have this 13-year-old boy rolling solo in the woods, having to scavenge for food, trying to…

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This list is PERFECT! Wouldn't change a thing about it! All these books bring back so many memories. I was always a bookworm as a kid, I used to challenge myself to finish reading a certain number of books each week. I have to admit I miss reading like that. What childhood books do you remember reading?

7 Things Everyone Thinks But No One Says

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1. "What if I just got naked and started screaming at people?"

Although the details always change slightly, there is undeniably this incredibly weird little voice which lives inside each of us, coming out always in the most professional/formal/inappropriate moments, and longs only to see everything be ruined. Who hasn't been sitting in a business meeting or particularly boring lecture and become overwhelmed with the desire to do something absolutely insane, such as light your neighbor's beard on fire, or flash your genitals and wave them around a bit, or scream "penis" at the top of your lungs?

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“This child/baby is ugly.” Yes, I've been guilty of thinking this about other people's babies. No, I don't feel bad about it. Some babies are ugly...ah so it goes. They might grow out of it, they might not. I do always think though "Do the parents know they have an ugly baby? Is a mother's love really that blind?"