/lit/ - Literature

I did not have that book

I don't remember the exact book, but before I started going to preschool my grandma taught me to read in Russian and we read fuckloads of short kids' stories but unfortunately I don't have most of them anymore.
My favorites though were The Rabbit's Cottage (about a rabbit who gets kicked out of his house by a fox who tricks him), The Silly Little Mouse (about a mouse who doesn't like his mom's singing voice and demands she finds other animals to sing to him, eventually he gets eaten by a cat), and this one Russian version of Pinocchio that came with a cassette of someone reading it.
First English book was probably How do Dinosaurs Fall Asleep

>>10550309
***How do Dinosaurs Say Goodnight, whoops
Don't have that book anymore

>>10550314
Don't worry . I used to receive lots of books like that as well till the age of 11 and surprisingly enough I still have the majority of them . They are mostly short stories with some kind of teaching such as the "Pink Bear" or Aesop's Fables. But I don't consider them since my grandpa red them for me and my sister.

>>10550271
this, from my dad's library

probably some cowboys and indians book, us euros really fell for the noble savage meme

>>10550413
fuckin' whatshis face.
... karl may and winnetou, right?

>>10550434
for me, it was edward s. ellis

At school? I don't remember. On my own, it was probably a compilation of short Sherlock Holmes' stories, good book.

>>10550552
not necessarely, just the first book you seriously red on your own and because you decided so