A fellow Tweeter asked if we could recall books we’d reading while a child.
I said I’d name them, and from that came my earlier post.
After that post went live, suddenly the horde of titles from then and onward
came in such a dam-busting flood, I’ve taken time to sort them, if only for myself.
… So, here they are, by author/publisher, as appropriate.

Little Golden Books:

• Suzie’s New Stove – The Little Chef’s Cookbook
• The Poky Little Puppy
• The Little Book
• Hansel and Gretel
• Heidi
• Bambi
• The Three Bears
• The Three Little Kittens
• Tootle the Train
• The Sweet Potato Vine
• Scuffy the Tugboat
• The Shy Little Kitten
• The New Baby
• The Twins
• Duck and His Friends

And also…

• Cole’s Funny Picture Book 1 available here, & 2 (also 3, but that was fairly dreadful)
• Paul White: The Jungle Doctor series
• L E Richards: Elizabeth Fry, The Angel of the Prisons
• Alan Burgess: The Small Woman (the story of Gladys Aylward)
• Eric Williams: The Wooden Horse, & The Tunnel
• Various Graphic Artists & Writers: Modesty Blaise – a comic book series:
• Paul Brickhill: Reach For The Sky (the Story of Douglas Bader), & The Great Escape
• Jan de Hartog : The Inspector
• Nevil Shute: A Town Like Alice
• Audie Murphy: To Hell and Back
• An autobiography of Pres. Dwight D Eisenhower
• M E Clifton James: I was Monty’s Double
• Magazine series: Purnell’s weekly series, History of the Second World War
• Ian Serraillier: The Enchanted Island (retelling twelve of Shakespeare’s works, & The Silver Sword
• Meindert De Jong: House of Sixty Fathers,  Along Came a Dog, & The Wheel on the School
• Asa E Carter: The Education of Little Tree (abridged and full versions)
• Sid Fleischman: McBroom’s Wonderful One-Acre Farm
• Fynn: Mister God, This Is Anna
• Thomas McCall-Smith: The No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency, series
• Thomas Cahill: “Hinges of History” series:  How the Irish Saved Civilisation, The Gift of the Jews, Desire of the Everlasting Hills, Sailing the Wine-Dark Seas, Mysteries of the Middle Ages, and separately, A Saint on Death Row

Quite a mixed bag, yes? Obviously  I’ve not listed the books I’ve read to review or while editing. They would include sweet romance, crime, fantasy, futurism, horror … by authors from around the world.
See my editing posts at my business blog, Red Penn Services Ltd.