12 Epic E-Books (Under $5) To Connect With Your Inner Child

You love reading and are basically a child (despite somehow living this long on your own....), so brace the 5 to 12 year-old trapped inside you and read your little, post-pubescent booty off. #booksbooksbooks

This is Adult you

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All grown and sad because you need to read a good kiddie book #readytoread

1. Fancy Nancy ($2.99)

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First things first, she's the realest. Talking about my girl Fancy Nancy, you know.

2. Babysitter’s Club: Mystery #15 Kristy and the Vampires ($3.03)

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Babysitter's Club was a staple of your childhood if you're a 80's or 90's chick. Relive the glory days on your Kindle with this Halloween-y, special edition. Boo!

3. How to Train Your Dragon ($2.99)

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For those times you wish you had no teeth... and were a dragon. Mostly, you wish you were a dragon.

4. A Series of Unfortunate Events: The Bad Beginning ($3.99)

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Because an evil uncle (was he really?) plotting to kill children is so your vibe. Plus, the book was made into a movie since secret societies and series are perfect for children. Sorry- needed some cynicism up in here

5. Magic Tree House #1: Dinosaurs Before Dark ($2.82)

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As a grown lady looking back at this series, Magic Tree House is pretty weird and trippy. A treehouse time machine takes two children to different periods and places in history. Let Mrs. Osbourne transport you to the future with technological innovation through e-reading!

6. A Wedding in Canerlot ($0.99)

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You probably didn't read "A Wedding in Canerlot" as a kid because it was only published in 2012. Plus, your conversion to bronihood is new since normcore became a thing.

7. Frozen: A Day in the Sun ($1.99)

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"Frozen: A Day in the Sun" is a little escape into the hit movie. If you still can't stop singing Let it Go, you don't have to-this is your jam.

8. Elsa and Astor take New York ($2.99)

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A short chapter book about two animals that escape from Central Park Zoo. The authors are two 20-somethings that fell in love in New York City with each other. Self-published and proud!

9. Clifford the Big Red Dog ($2.99)

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Clifford was probably your best imaginary friend- or at least, he should have been. This explains why you want to cry of happiness when you meet an actual human named Clifford (red or small).

10. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (FREE)

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Popular belief is that this book is all about drugs. Others think that Alice's falling down the rabbit hole is all about imaginary numbers and those who believed in them, since Carroll himself was a mathematician. Decide for yourself- it won't cost you anything.

11. Green Eggs and Ham ($3.99)

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Sam-I-Am really pulls at your heart strings. Might be because Dr. Seuss knew how to rhyme and draw back in the day like a true OG. Publisher's Weekly proclaimed that this publication was one of the best-selling children's books of all time, so get back on it!

12. The BFG ($3.86)

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You called the BFG fat behind his back in elementary school, but you knew this guy was just a friendly dude. Dahl is literally the best and he had his problems, but you can't go wrong with any of his books (even if they are a little dark). Plus, Quentin Blake's illustrations are on point!

This is Inner Child you

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Read some kiddie books and ate some cookies. You know, living the life. #success