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If you're getting tired of reading the same books to your kids over and over again, check here to see what other moms, dads, and kids are reading.
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early elementary (5-7) 8 Replies
Started by Lis Garrett. Last reply by Lis Garrett May 21.
preschool (3-5) 5 Replies
Started by Lis Garrett. Last reply by Farmer's Wife/Glass_Half_Full Dec. 9, 2008.
upper elementary (8-10) 2 Replies
Started by Lis Garrett. Last reply by Lis Garrett Oct. 17, 2008.
birth thru age 2 2 Replies
Started by Lis Garrett. Last reply by sewSpun Sep. 13, 2008.
middle school (11-13) 1 Reply
Started by Lis Garrett. Last reply by Lis Garrett Sep. 12, 2008.
high school (14-17)
Started by Lis Garrett Sep. 5, 2008.
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Comment by Alice Dale on August 7, 2009 at 3:43pm - Where is the best place to find books? I like to get them, and by the bag(s) full, at Goodwill. Especially when it is 1/2 off Saturday. I can get hardbacks, paperbacks, chapter books, novels, etc. at bargain basement prices, alot as low as $.10 each. My kids love it. I love it! It is the best feeling when your kids ask for books and not toys! Garage sales are also great.
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