Tag: roald dahl

• 12 Readers Share Their Favorite Books from Childhood

  

  by KB Meniado We all remember our first loves. Here are 12 more readers and the books they adored as a kid! (Related: “8 Books from My Childhood You’ve Also Probably Read and Loved“) “Skinnybones by Barbara Park—witty, underdog story, hilarious; The Three Investigators by Robert Arthur—something like the Hardy Boys, but smarter; and Many Moons by […]

  Bookbed

  July 24, 2018

  Features

  agnes manalo, alice’s adventures in wonderland, anastasia krupnik, barbara park, bj medina, charles dickens, children’s books, danj valderueda, edith hamilton, fiction, francine pascal, glorypearl dy, goosebumps series, haroun and the sea of stories, harry potter, jesh juson, jk rowling, joy celine asto, katie kazoo switcheroo, kb meniado, kidlit, kitty lidasan, kristel mae cavero, l. frank baum, lewis caroll, lois lowry, mary imbong, mr. fantastic fox, mythology, nancy krulik, oliver twist, r.l. stine, reev robledo, roald dahl, salman rushdie, skinnybones, sweet valley series, the wizard of oz, tricia gervacio

• Ink Blots: 6 Poems For Children and Adults To Enjoy

  by Kariza Montealegre Exposing children to poetry is important since it allows them to appreciate words better at an early age. From rhymes and sound emphasis to wordplay, reading poetry is not just a fun activity with kids; it could also be instrumental in forming a foundation for their reading. Wondering which poems are best for […]

  Bookbed

  July 24, 2016

  Ink Blots, Special Sections

  e.e. cummings, jack prelutsky, karz montealegre, marilyn singer, maxine kumin, poetry, roald dahl, shel silverstein

• Fiction Nation: Young At Heart

  

  by Allana Luta Bookbed turned five this month, which is the age most kids start to take an interest in reading, if they’re not already. (Speaking of, we celebrated the National Children’s Book Day at the Philippine Children’s Book Summit yesterday!) And with the recent release of the movie Home, based on The True Meaning of […]

  Bookbed

  July 22, 2015

  Fiction Nation, Special Sections

  adam rex, allana luta, children’s books, fantastic beasts and where to find them, j.k. rowling, kidlit, le petit prince, miss peregrine’s home for peculiar children, pages to screen, peter pan, ransom riggs, roald dahl, the bfg, the little prince, the true meaning of smekday

• Tosses and Turns: My Top 5 Childhood Literary Superheroes

  

  by KB Meniado Welcome to Tosses and Turns, where I rant-chant about whatever reading-related issue that has been keeping me up at night. Before you worry about my slumber schedule, let it be known that I’ve had a pretty easy time choosing this topic, thanks to the annual International Women’s Day celebration. Which, of course, led […]

  Bookbed

  March 11, 2015

  Special Sections, Tosses and Turns

  ann m martin, carolyn keene, children's and YA lit, daddy-long-legs, fiction, get real series, jean webster, kb meniado, linda ellerbee, matilda, nancy drew, roald dahl, the baby-sitters club