1.
The Bunnicula series, which made you suspicious of every rabbit you met:
2.
These Golden Sound Story books that would play sounds from your favorite Disney movies:
3.
Hatchet with this specific cover, which I'm pretty sure was in every school in the US:
4.
The Monster at the End of This Book, which had a twist ending that totally blew your mind:
5.
The I Spy books, which were thankfully heavy on the pictures and light on words:
7.
Magic Eye books, which required special skills to see:
8.
The Little Critter books, which taught you about important things like going to bed:
10.
Danny and the Dinosaur, which seemed to have been on your bookshelf since before you were even born:
11.
The Incredible Cross-Sections books from Stephen Biesty, which you could stare at for hours:
12.
And the Eyewitness Books, which taught you all about cool stuff like knights and dinosaurs:
13.
This collection of "fairy tales" that were much better than real fairy tales:
14.
The Rainbow Fish, which was just so ~colorful~:
15.
The entire Boxcar Children series, which made you wonder why you weren't always solving mysteries and going on adventures:
16.
This book version of a classic — and kinda gross — nursery rhyme:
17.
The Snowy Day, which was perfect for reading in bed when school was cancelled in the winter:
18.
And finally, the one book that basically everybody read as a kid:
